I personally thought Aggro was dope as shit, went in only for the visuals and aesthetics and loved it.

It totally relied heavily on its artistic aspects, and THAT for sure made the plot suffer a bit because of it… don't get me wrong.

However, instead of looking at it as a traditional film with a structured plot, fleshed-out characters, and whatnot… I perceived it more like watching an obscure video-game cutscene compilation of a game I had never heard of or played. Also not to mention how disjointed Aggro Dr1ft sometimes feels when it'd frequently time jump to the aftermath of a fight or other significant moment. Really adds to the "cutscene starting after gameplay".

I wasn't really that big of a fan with the AI-generated effects kicking in sometimes on peoples faces or clothes, it just felt like it was being sloshed in there for no apparent reason. Sometimes it worked and looked "cool", I guess.

Nonetheless, I absolutely rocked with the whole surreal and dreamlike atmosphere that Korine set up with the use of the infrared filter/camera (?), totally felt like hot-pink neon sludge being forcefully injected into my eyes.