Lack Of Dialogue, Monster Film Promises Maximum Tension

Philosophy Monster

JAKARTA - The thriller Monster became Marsha Timothy's first film to act as an antagonist, as a sadistic child kidnappers. Its totality is felt in this film. This film has started airing on Netflix on Thursday, May 16.

The film Monster tells the story of two children who were kidnapped and taken to an odd house in my neck. When one of them escaped, he was determined to save his friend and jointly escaped from the cruel kidnappers.

Director Rako Prijanto and the production team made the film Monster with very few dialogues. Instead of being confusing, it becomes one of the powers of this film.

The selection of players in this film is very good, there are Marsha Timothy, Alex Abbad, Anantya Kirana, and Sultan Hamonangan. The four of them are one of the keys to the success of this film. Because, the players must play their expressions without issuing a single word.

Created with minimal dialogue, the audience will actually feel the tension and fear in this film. In addition to the actor's acting, Rako presented an interesting set and shoot according to his title, Monster, which was full of tension from the start.

Although there are several scenes that seem far from reality, the audience can still feel the climax in this film. A number of scenes even make you nervous. Maybe the viewing experience was one of the things the director wanted to convey.

If you watch the original film, The Boys Behind The Doors, or like the thriller genre, the Monser film must be included in your watchlist. Moreover, this film appears with minimal dialogue which is a new thing in the Indonesian film industry.