Wild Indian

Corbine Jr is one to watch.

This is not a movie that wants to hold your hand and explain what it means.

Greyeyes’ performance is a key to making the film tick, a thoroughly horrifying psychotic portrayal that feels reminiscent of a horror movie villain.

No one involved comes through unscathed, including the viewer, but it opens a window to understand the pain that’s been inflicted on indigenous peoples.

...the movie's dedication to the Way Things Are is both powerful and lasting.