This might be intended as a comedy, but it's not funny. It might be intended to be serious, but it's not plausible. The gratuitous, graphic, hackneyed violence sucks out the laughter & rapidly becomes predictable as well as unpleasant. The gratuitous surrealism voids the plausibility. It's an interesting (if unlikely) scenario with tortuous & meandering handling: a (gratuitously) serpentine mess. Some scenes are even played deliberately to be cringe-inducingly embarrassing at around the level of a sixth form play.
It's very unusual for me to lose patience with a well cast, well-played, carefully shot thriller, but I'd had enough - more than enough - after an hour and a half. I'm quite happy to admit this might not be enough to form a rounded and incisive opinion, that maybe I'm missing out on a modern Hamlet, but frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn. I'm out.
It's very unusual for me to lose patience with a well cast, well-played, carefully shot thriller, but I'd had enough - more than enough - after an hour and a half. I'm quite happy to admit this might not be enough to form a rounded and incisive opinion, that maybe I'm missing out on a modern Hamlet, but frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn. I'm out.