Koko-Di Koko-Da
Directed by Johannes Nyholm
When a couple goes on a trip to rekindle their romance, a sideshow artist and his shady entourage emerge from the woods, terrorizing them, luring them deeper into a maelstrom of psychological terror and humiliating slapstick. Again and again. A SHUDDER EXCLUSIVE.
While camping, a couple are terrorized by a derranged group of killers creating a maelstrom of psychological terror that keeps occuring again and again.
Cast: Leif Edlund, Peter Belli, Helle Andersen
Member Reviews
If I could go back in time to before I watched this, I’d tell myself not to.
This movie has ups and downs but overall it was an enjoyable watch, it's an arthouse rendition on grief. It's freaky and feels a bit evil, however the last half i skipped through as some parts drag. overall solid and worth the watch
Weird movie, but I ended up liking it by the end. Some parts were quite artsy, which I enjoyed.
Shame on me for being so easily pulled in by carnival themes, but... Not really worth the watch. The overall concept is decent and interesting, but that's about as far as it goes. I've never suffered the same trauma these characters have, but I don't feel like that loss justifies them both being so insufferable. Hard to feel too bad for them considering their resulting behavior, the husband being especially despicable.
And the award for the fucked up and bizarre nightmare we've watched goes to Koko-di Koko-da. Think Groundhog Day but stuck in a Swedish Lynchian Nightmare where you are relentlessly tormented and abused by a bizarre wandering troupe who eventually murders you only to wake up and relive it all over again. A meditation on loss unlike any other I've seen. First-Time Watch #57 for Halloween 2022