Vexanthrone (2024) Movie Script
[tense music]
[suspenseful organ music]
[soft dramatic music]
I am an artist.
I specialize in things
people don't wanna see.
[ambient music]
Maybe it's because...
I don't like people.
It's been... years, now, since
I've spoken to anybody, I think.
They just couldn't accept my masterpiece.
They hated it.
It wasn't designed for them to
It was designed for them to
You're not supposed to like
or dislike art, in my opinion.
But...
You know...
[dramatic music]
[dramatic music]
I often find myself going
over the creative process,
what it means to partake
in the creative process...
And the mental effects the creative
process ultimately has on you
in the long term.
What I made
wasn't designed for the happiness of others.
It wasn't designed to be enjoyed.
It wasn't designed for
That creative process
was unlike anything else.
You could even call it otherworldly.
And the aftermath of it was...
The aftermath of it was-was...
Unexpected.
Inhumane.
Vulgar.
[dramatic music]
[suspenseful music]
Who's the one to say that
they're right and I'm wrong?
[dramatic music]
Maybe I'm the one that's right
and the rest of them are wrong.
[dramatic music]
[dramatic music]
I already know I'm gonna spend...
Days and nights and hours and months even.
Just to create one thing.
But
each piece of it
each piece of it will represent...
All the time.
All that time spent on it will
be represented by each piece.
And that time will then become immortal.
At least in my opinion.
Maybe that's what I'm drawn to;
The immortality of the past.
You can capture it forever
and ever and ever with this.
[suspenseful music]
[suspenseful music]
[soft dramatic music]
I can already feel myself changing.
And I think one of the biggest
sacrifices in art is the change.
At least for me.
I don't like change.
I can think back to a point where
if I never changed
life would be perfect.
I think about the past a lot.
I think about it more than the present.
I might even think about
it more than the future.
Those were golden days.
Those were golden times.
I don't think they can
ever actually be replicated.
There's only the art that I
created to remember them by.
That never changes.
I guess you could say I
am... pretentious.
But I don't believe in
that word. I think that
It comes down to personal preference.
There is no pretentious. There's only
understanding and misunderstanding.
Or a complete lack of understanding.
If you can't understand something then...
Who are you to say if
it's pretentious or not?
[ambient music]
[tense music]
[upbeat music]
[dramatic music]
The easiest way to live life
is by creating a world of your own.
Maybe if everybody
created a world of their own
then maybe we wouldn't need
anything else.
[tense music]
[tense music]
You just will never go back
to being who you were...
After you reach such a point.
Like I can physically feel myself
changing.
And becoming something that will never...
I don't know if that's a
good thing or a bad thing.
Is there a such thing as a good change?
I don't know.
There's good changes, yes, I guess.
But if you find yourself still
reminiscing and reflecting on the past
specifically on the better
times within the past.
Then you have to ask yourself:
Was all the change worth
it? Both the good and the bad?
Or would it have just been
better to stick where you were,
with who you were,
at the time you were.
I don't know.
I find myself being very
indecisive on everything.
[ambient music]
My body changes, my mind changes...
Humanity changes.
And once the changes start,
you have to roll with them.
You cannot
pull back from the changes.
You have to embrace them.
You have to utilize them.
Everything must be put to use.
Nothing can be wasted.
That's my philosophy.
[suspenseful music]
I don't agree with most things.
All aspects of life are alien to me.
For me, people are too disappointing.
They're not worth the time of day.
How will I know when it's enough?
How will I know when I've gone far enough?
Rip out their own insides
and evaluate them.
[electronic music]
And you no longer see the decomposition
around us because it is simply
normal.
Sometimes you get to a
point where you anticipate
the end.
I think people determine
their own failures,
You never escape the end.
I think a lot of things
consist of rot.
Then the negative side takes over
and you just hate everything you do.
[electronic music]
By the time I finish this, I don't
know what's gonna become of me.
[dramatic music]
[dramatic music]
[dramatic music]
[suspenseful music]
[suspenseful music]
[dramatic music]
You have to accept that it's over.
[suspenseful music]
A truly foul creation.
I don't think art goes without judgment.
You always must move on.
One way or the other.
[suspenseful music]
I don't feel real.
I know I'm decomposing.
What does society know?
It's grotesque.
[suspenseful music]
I don't feel real.
[ambient music]
[ambient music]
[suspenseful organ music]
[soft dramatic music]
I am an artist.
I specialize in things
people don't wanna see.
[ambient music]
Maybe it's because...
I don't like people.
It's been... years, now, since
I've spoken to anybody, I think.
They just couldn't accept my masterpiece.
They hated it.
It wasn't designed for them to
It was designed for them to
You're not supposed to like
or dislike art, in my opinion.
But...
You know...
[dramatic music]
[dramatic music]
I often find myself going
over the creative process,
what it means to partake
in the creative process...
And the mental effects the creative
process ultimately has on you
in the long term.
What I made
wasn't designed for the happiness of others.
It wasn't designed to be enjoyed.
It wasn't designed for
That creative process
was unlike anything else.
You could even call it otherworldly.
And the aftermath of it was...
The aftermath of it was-was...
Unexpected.
Inhumane.
Vulgar.
[dramatic music]
[suspenseful music]
Who's the one to say that
they're right and I'm wrong?
[dramatic music]
Maybe I'm the one that's right
and the rest of them are wrong.
[dramatic music]
[dramatic music]
I already know I'm gonna spend...
Days and nights and hours and months even.
Just to create one thing.
But
each piece of it
each piece of it will represent...
All the time.
All that time spent on it will
be represented by each piece.
And that time will then become immortal.
At least in my opinion.
Maybe that's what I'm drawn to;
The immortality of the past.
You can capture it forever
and ever and ever with this.
[suspenseful music]
[suspenseful music]
[soft dramatic music]
I can already feel myself changing.
And I think one of the biggest
sacrifices in art is the change.
At least for me.
I don't like change.
I can think back to a point where
if I never changed
life would be perfect.
I think about the past a lot.
I think about it more than the present.
I might even think about
it more than the future.
Those were golden days.
Those were golden times.
I don't think they can
ever actually be replicated.
There's only the art that I
created to remember them by.
That never changes.
I guess you could say I
am... pretentious.
But I don't believe in
that word. I think that
It comes down to personal preference.
There is no pretentious. There's only
understanding and misunderstanding.
Or a complete lack of understanding.
If you can't understand something then...
Who are you to say if
it's pretentious or not?
[ambient music]
[tense music]
[upbeat music]
[dramatic music]
The easiest way to live life
is by creating a world of your own.
Maybe if everybody
created a world of their own
then maybe we wouldn't need
anything else.
[tense music]
[tense music]
You just will never go back
to being who you were...
After you reach such a point.
Like I can physically feel myself
changing.
And becoming something that will never...
I don't know if that's a
good thing or a bad thing.
Is there a such thing as a good change?
I don't know.
There's good changes, yes, I guess.
But if you find yourself still
reminiscing and reflecting on the past
specifically on the better
times within the past.
Then you have to ask yourself:
Was all the change worth
it? Both the good and the bad?
Or would it have just been
better to stick where you were,
with who you were,
at the time you were.
I don't know.
I find myself being very
indecisive on everything.
[ambient music]
My body changes, my mind changes...
Humanity changes.
And once the changes start,
you have to roll with them.
You cannot
pull back from the changes.
You have to embrace them.
You have to utilize them.
Everything must be put to use.
Nothing can be wasted.
That's my philosophy.
[suspenseful music]
I don't agree with most things.
All aspects of life are alien to me.
For me, people are too disappointing.
They're not worth the time of day.
How will I know when it's enough?
How will I know when I've gone far enough?
Rip out their own insides
and evaluate them.
[electronic music]
And you no longer see the decomposition
around us because it is simply
normal.
Sometimes you get to a
point where you anticipate
the end.
I think people determine
their own failures,
You never escape the end.
I think a lot of things
consist of rot.
Then the negative side takes over
and you just hate everything you do.
[electronic music]
By the time I finish this, I don't
know what's gonna become of me.
[dramatic music]
[dramatic music]
[dramatic music]
[suspenseful music]
[suspenseful music]
[dramatic music]
You have to accept that it's over.
[suspenseful music]
A truly foul creation.
I don't think art goes without judgment.
You always must move on.
One way or the other.
[suspenseful music]
I don't feel real.
I know I'm decomposing.
What does society know?
It's grotesque.
[suspenseful music]
I don't feel real.
[ambient music]
[ambient music]