This film is brilliant and beautiful filmed. The Cinematography in this film is beautiful. Very 80s vibes. I thought the story was very interesting and different. Very underrated film. More people needs to support this film and independent filmmakers. Kevin Kölsch & Dennis Widmyer done a awesome job directing and wrote starry eyes. The acting was great in the film especially the lead actress Alex Essoe.

Good movie but what is the NR for? This is nothing close to Hellraiser: Hellbound. Just showing blood is not that gory to me. Usually Not Rated or Unrated is over the top gore, and this is just a horror movie that should be just R rating. I can't believe people that make such a deal over tamed stuff.This girl is hot and tries to audition for a horror movie role. Oh well, people want to say this movie is gory, then they need to get out more. This is really tame for gore. Even what is even listed under gore on this site, is tame, but says 10/10 on it. No way.Only the bad language is making this movie higher than a PG-13. I can't stand what people say when it comes to wrong information on a movie. So what if I sound like an over the top gore freak but I rather see that than a tamed up movie that is boring, like a lot of so called horror fans trying to be fans and hate the gore.Pretty darn mellow, boring, and slow is all I can say, but for normal movie.

I'm very angry that almost 2 hours were wasted on this amateur movie, so this why am writing this review, it made me feel bad and angry.if it wasn't promoted as horror movie, then probably I wouldn't be disappointed and might be less frustrated, after 1 hour I hoped that maybe there will be sort of surprise from some kind of "creative" creators our there but, nothing changed, it remained boring as from the first minute.The last 10-20 minutes there was few bloody scenes (the main actress killed her friends), but based on that, you can't say it's a horror movie, because there was ZERO suspense.there was no interesting plot, no surprises , nothing mysterious that you the viewer could see and try to figure out until it's revealed , there is no such a stuff, but instead a monotonic character, desperate that hope to get a role for some kind of commercial or a movie, I even didn't care what that was due to the fact of many non-sense and crap that was there.to summarise the movie: A desperate young lady is ready to suck for getting role (and she did) , while portraying the interviewers and the producer as evil and belong to satanism groups (they wore pentagram symbolic accessories) , probably a metaphor to make them look evil and the "protagonist" as a victim, while this didn't happen , I couldn't sympathise the protagonist, so I'm not sure if producers wanted to do that by purpose or it's a mistake in the story. my overall impression was, that this movie was done by frustrated producers that are jealous from Hollywood's top successful producers so they made this film with lots of clichés and overacted/over-presented metaphors, that probably don't exist today or rare.So, yeah, this movie managed to make me feel like idiot that I continued watching it after 1 hour, or even after 30 minutes.

For those who have been complaining that American horror hasn't kept up with European or Japanese Horror, well, how about Starry Eyes? It's equal parts Martyrs and Audition. It doesn't really make a lick of sense but the acting is so good and the tension is so high, who gives a care? It's really not as graphic and violent as others have let on, but since the tension builds so effectively during the first two thirds of the film, the violence of the last act just seems over the top, and that's a pretty cool accomplishment. I'm giving this a ten because it's a masterpiece of horror. How I didn't even hear about it until two years after its release is beyond me but whatever.