Midsommar {2019}

[Mayvmi]

WOW Ari Aster  Will be keeping an eye on you!

Need more directors like him in horror, he is the new and disturbing that has been missing for years in horror, and the fact that he is bringing it to the mainstream, I can't find a bad thing to say about him and his style

He captures atmosphere so beautifully, to the point it can make you sick to your stomach

I can't wait to see what else he has to bring in the years to come

[CountOrlok]

I just got back from seeing it, really enjoyed it, it had a disturbingly fucked up atmosphere of cult weirdness, you rarely get nowadays, we need more folk horror..

There were references to The Wicker Man and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, but not on the nose.

At the centre is this couple and their fractured relationship from a family tragedy.  It gets more twisted as it goes on.

A couple walked out of the cinema just before the ending, what a bunch of pussies . 

[Mayvmi]

On the topic of cult horror, did anyone here enjoy Apostle? It's on Netflix.

[woodenheart]

On the topic of cult horror, did anyone here enjoy Apostle? It's on Netflix.

Yes...

I don't know if you saw it yet but one scene was absolutely fucked and amazing.

[Mayvmi]

Yes...

I don't know if you saw it yet but one scene was absolutely fucked and amazing.

Yes! And if we're talking about the same scene, I'd love that tool for pumpkin carving    In all seriousness though, a lot of disturbing imagery throughout it, made me feel dirty, loved it!

Midsommar was a different kind of disturbing, almost a new feeling. Since everything was so bright and beautiful and full of nature and smiles it was almost like a cleansing feeling, like when you throw up and instantly feel better after with only a lingering memory of sickness. I found myself craving the feeling for days after I watched it, wanting to watch it again. I'm definitely buying it soon.