“Holy Motors” is a puzzler with a mischievous spirit. It’s nearly impossible to understand the overall movement of this abstract French production, but its individual scenes possess sizable power, playing with emotional speeds and film genres while always on the hunt for ways to keep the viewer guessing as to where this collection of images and sound is going to head next. It’s far from an engrossing excursion into experimental cinema, yet “Holy Motors” remains determined to chase impulses and stage fascinating moments of life, death, sex, and musical performance. It’s not always the easiest sit, but it’s frequently memorable and commendably demented. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com