Movies by Robin Comisar

Robin Comisar is a visionary filmmaker whose singular brand of experimental cinema blends dark humor, biting social commentary, and a surreal, unsettling aesthetic. Defying easy categorization, Comisar's work exists in a liminal space between horror, absurdist comedy, and avant-garde art - a dizzying, disorienting realm where the mundane and the nightmarish collide. A master of the uncanny, Comisar's films often begin in the realm of the familiar, then incrementally veer into the bizarre and unsettling. In Great Choice (2017), for example, a woman's routine trip to a fast food restaurant descends into a Kafkaesque nightmare, as the innocuous world of consumerism mutates into something deeply unsettling. Similarly, the Halloween-themed anthology film The Eyeslicer: Halloween Special (2018) blends absurdist humor and creeping dread, subverting traditional horror tropes to unsettle and disorient the viewer. Comisar's singular style and thematic preoccupations have earned him a cult following among fans of adventurous, boundary-pushing cinema. Whether exploring the existential horrors of modern life in Mom Died (2015) or deconstructing the language of television in MST3K_V3, Comisar emerges as a vital, uncompromising voice in contemporary independent film - a relentlessly innovative auteur who continues to push the boundaries of the medium.