"I have horrifying fantasies."

Vancouver International Film Festival
Evoking a lo-fi cinema aesthetic, Killer Queen explores dark psychological trauma through its non-linear story of drifter characters colliding on converging paths. Criss-crossing between drab interior locations and the shadowy streets of Toronto, the intentionally stilted dialogue and appropriately eerie electronic score by Norman Orenstein only heightens Fahrenheit's economical editing and storytelling structure expressing its seedy subject matter.
Killer Queen draws out its pulpiness as stylish throwback genre fare of danger, strangers, and random killing. It's a fairly compelling and consistent narrative that wisely accentuates its settings and motions over modern conventions to build a propulsive mystery of interlocked characters and artful scenes.
Killer Queen premieres at the 2019 Vancouver International Film Festival as part of the True North and Future//Present streams at the Rio Theatre.
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