Whalefallis, first and foremost, an indelible movie that is extraordinarily effective in its purpose. It is a horror movie in the most direct terms, not because it smacks the viewer with jump scares or because it deals in the supernatural, but because it is disgusting. This film is terrifying in the ilk of body horror but on the scale of a leviathan; it feigns the threat of thalassophobia (a fear of deep bodies of water), only to terrorize its viewer with the far more disturbing encasement of internal organs. Additionally, director Brian Duffield delivers a decent exploration of grief; it’s just easy to undervalue, as it’s juxtaposed with all the whale bowels.

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