Only saw a little of this revolting movie..

near the end, I found it online and wanted to get through some of the worst parts so I could know when to look away or mute it, and whether I even COULD get through it and would want to see the entire thing. Somehow I did manage to watch, more or less, most of the ending from the time the daughter desperately released the feral woman to the ridiculously over the top, both in gore and realism, ending. That gross female-freak of an animal who killed the teacher and was more brainless than the wild dogs she lived with had me briefly pitying her, and more often wanting to put a bullet through her head and end her misery. The poor stupid little girl, crazy and mentally deficient just like most of the rest of the family, staring trustingly up at the blood-spattered woman who she calmly decides to go with, without any further curiosity as to her parents' whereabouts. When her ugly mouth disgustingly moved as she tasted whatever nasty thing she got from the woman's hand, I had a sudden desire to see every last character except for the pregnant daughter killed off; seriously, I got new understanding as to why the Old Testament had so many records of God killing people!

And the horrible music? The rock songs I heard near the end weren't terrible, but their placements were; the song about death that the headcases who made this decided to play right when four people died (the teacher, the dad and brother, then the mom) at first seemed strange and obnoxious in its timing, and made it look like the horrible deaths it played around weren't even taken seriously by the filmmakers. The one after that, playing during the sickeningly senseless scene of the woman bonding with the child and daughter was also awful. But the credits song was the worst, because it really was a bad song; ugly low voice just rasping away during the credits. Plus, the style of it was misplaced; believe it or not, credit music can be important too, and I didn't notice how much until recently. This movie's credit music was misplaced and obnoxious in a similar manner to the earlier songs, belying the very serious and horrible things we just saw like the movie doesn't even take itself seriously. Thanks for nothing, writers.