A new horror film featuring brutal scenes would lead to viewers to vomit in the cinema.
Although the genre has always been popular with fans, there has been a significant interest in horrors.
In particular, everyone has spoken of The substance – who gave the horror of the body of the sub-genre on the map.
It is therefore not surprising that viewers already anticipate their next correction, and there is a new version particularly encountered by strong reactions.
Critics marked the last body horror 96% on rotten tomatoes and 7.9 / 10 on IMDB.
Robert Kojder examined the sparkling myth: “This film is simultaneously rude and emotionally devastating.”
“I found that it is a painful but clever exploration of manufactured beauty and its horrible results,” wrote Mae Abdulbaki for Screen Rant.
Jon Negroni wrote between the sketches: “The special effects team deserves a standing ovation (or perhaps a therapy session) for their work to give life to horrible transformations.”
While the continuation of the Wrap’s Hutchinson said: “Crafts guarantees that the film succeeds not only under the skin, but which will be there, exciting straight to the beating heart of history and leaving with a book of flesh.”
The film is from the Norwegian director Emilie Blichfeldt, with the title marking her first feature film as she refrains the fairy tale of Cinderella in a Tordu nightmarish story.
He follows Elvira, played by Lea Myren, as she uses extreme measurements to modify his appearance to achieve perfection.
The film also features Flo Fagerli, Isac Calmroth, Malta Gårdinger, Ralph Carlsson and Willy Ramnek Petri.
In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Blichfeldt revealed that she was inspired by the Grimm brothers, who were German academics who collected and published popular tales in the 19th century.
Their versions of fairy tales are much darker than the classics that Disney has put on our screens.
The main initiator of the horror of the sub-genre body is director David Cronenberg, famous for his works such as Accident And Volley – Who were inspirations for Blichfeldt.
“I have never been able to watch horror movies. I can’t make jump fears. I’m afraid of black. I do not make amusement parks. But there was something about the body horror that was so intriguing, ”admitted Blichfeldt.
“Diving through the whole filmography of Cronenberg, I started to see how it was something that I wanted to use in my stories. His style was so linked to my themes, because they were people in the body, of having real bodies with whom they had to face. »»
She added that body horror films are superimposed on “deep metaphors and philosophical ideas”.
The ugly half-sistertitled Den Styugge Step In Norwegian, created at the Sundance Film Festival.
It would contain “scenes that are difficult to look at” which include graphic representations of cosmetic surgery and the consumption of Ténias.
Variety reports that a public member has looked into the aisle and vomited during his first screening.
Look at the trailer for The ugly half-sister here…
The ugly half-sister should be released on March 7, 2025 in Norway and will be available to broadcast via a thrill in the United Kingdom, America, Australia and New Zealand.
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