Synopsis
In a stark bathroom, a man and a woman sit apart, their expressions unreadable as the video shifts between tense close-ups and fragmented flashbacks. The intimate setting gradually becomes nightmarish, with the man's mouth and teeth becoming the focus of increasingly disturbing images. What begins as a detached portrait of a troubled relationship escalates into grotesque body horror, culminating in an unforgettable scene involving the removal of his teeth. The calm electronic track contrasts sharply with the video's unsettling imagery.
Factoids & Trivia
- "Bad Weather" was released in August 2013 as a track from Superhumanoids' album "Exhibitionists," issued through Innovative Leisure.
- The video stars actors Shane Coffey and Nicole Aprea.
- Its most notorious sequence involves the man pulling out his own teeth in the bathroom. The scene prompted comparisons to the tooth-pulling sequence in Park Chan-wook's "Oldboy."
- The production used in-camera effects and visual effects by Isaac Ravishankara. The color work was handled by Derek Hansen, with additional assistance from Nabil.
- The video's imagery closely echoes the song's recurring references to opening the mouth and showing "dirty teeth," turning those lyrics into a piece of visceral body horror.
- Contemporary coverage described the clip as a twisted nightmare and noted its mature, NSFW content.