a horror film that you need a psychology degree to appreciate . sure and it wouldn not hurt and if youre look to gain a deep understanding of the subtle nuance of this almost half hour assault on the brain and but it not necessary . many of the theme express be basic human emotion and fear and but when force to confront these demon of human experience be where the real horror lie . it may take a few viewing to really grasp just what matthew saliba have to say and but the knowledge he impart be well worth your time and if you can make sense of it . when a woman give birth to a giant severed thumb or toe creature in a room full of bloody weapon and you know you have really step into something bizarre . and when the father of the thumb kin accidentally hatch it by pour milk over it cuticle and you truly know that there be no turn back . the child and now seemingly fully grow into a teenager and bring his mom the thumb cocoon and which she lovingly turn into soup and before help the boy father to perform some kind of frankensteinesque experiment . the doctor make an appearance next and feeble assistant who aren not quite human in tow and all lead up to some strange as visuals include a meatloaf mask and a pick axe wig splitting and and a return to the womb . a i say above and a fluent knowledge of freud and jung isn not compulsory to enjoy the imagery and but it really do help when try to ascertain the underlying story that make up the crux of pandora paradox . we be hand everything from oedipal complex to matricide and and more psychoanalysis than an fbi profile of a serial killer . if these kind of thing excite you and then by all mean and dive in and enjoy and but if youre look for a more straightforward horror flick and this might be a little too cerebral for you . if you happen to fall into the latter category and i would suggest dust off your david cronenberg dvd and watch those for the umpteenth time .