Hen (2025): Barnyard Innocence Meets Human Wreckage
A trained hen, no CGI, and a story that trusts a bird’s small quest for freedom. Mother of Movies reviews Pálfi György’s Hen.
I don’t do just any comedy, this tag is reserved for the ones that punch up, break rules, or serve chaotic energy with a wink. You’ll find it here if it’s satire, socially awkward, or just plain unhinged. Cringe and cackle with me.
A trained hen, no CGI, and a story that trusts a bird’s small quest for freedom. Mother of Movies reviews Pálfi György’s Hen.
A deliberately tasteless B-horror slasher about a killer doll carrying a serial killer’s spirit. Mother of Movies on whether Jeffrey Dollmer paves the way with its shock value or just chases it.
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