Should be good.

The overwhelming sense of dread in the Worst Case Scenario shorts and these clips are tremendous, and I can't to see the finished product. Has shooing even wrapped yet?

That being said, those of us who were there in the 90's, remember the atmosphere of "satanism under every rock", (Bob Larson anyone? Johanna Michaelson? McMartin preschool?), and I knew the McMartins, they were persecuted not prosecuted, parents were sent home with flyers, (please ask your child about any crimes that may have happened),kids were interviewed with leading questions by shrinks AFTER the parents went on their own "investigations".
All that to say I get where it would be very easy to convince any jury, in that area, in that time period , of just about anything, but I know the Purgatory's at the same time, just like the McMartin parents, started with a premise then sought to prove it.

Still don't think the boys did it, not convinced of stepdad either. Teenage boys in the 80's-90's just weren't that sophisticated, this was pre-internet, one didn't look up bomb recipes on Youtube, text buddies to plan a sophisticated murder, or get step by step instructions on satanic rituals on their Iphones. Do stupid, insane crazy weird rebellious stuff?, hell yeah. Murder in cold blood 3 boys from the area? Inconceivable.

The Pusher trilogy is a far superior accomplishment, Refn's best so far, and I am glad I don't have to choose between the three, because I love them all. And at least there is no questioning Mads Mikkelson's acting ability.

NOT digging the addition of Peter's parents though.

I grew up in the bay area, a white kid hanging out in a lot of first generation Asian homes, and man oh man does that movie nail it.

Can't wait to watch SNOW FLOWER now.

and that last half hour of Sonatine-style goofballing is just the right amount of lovely...