Midsommar {2019}

[woodenheart]

New movie from HEREDITARY director Ari Aster

A couple travels to Sweden to visit their friend’s rural hometown for its fabled mid-summer festival, but what begins as an idyllic retreat quickly devolves into an increasingly violent and bizarre competition at the hands of a pagan cult.

[woodenheart]

[dobermann65]

Great i love heretitary and i hope this flick will be good.

[Lenox]

This could be really good or really bad

[Mayvmi]

Probably a bad idea but I have high hopes for this one

[woodenheart]

I feel like this is going to be disturbingly fucked up, I hope so.

[Seikotik]

I love Asters style. I’m so pumped for this.

[Splat]

I feel like this is going to be disturbingly fucked up, I hope so.

Me too...trailer brings on this feeling of 'oh fuck'...loved it! EEL this will live up to the promise...how can they go wrong 

ACTUALLY, the only thing that could fuck this is interference from retarded producers...

[Mayvmi]

I really hope that this film is filled with more disturbing scenes than the trailer, the only thing that could fuck this up is them literally showing all the climax scenes in the trailer and the rest of the film being filled with boring filler which is pretty much what always happens with these types of movies

[CountOrlok]

Getting Wicker Man vibes.

[woodenheart]

Described as "The Wizard of Oz for perverts".

Ari Aster's visual references for his Scandinavian folk horror are Black Narcissus (1947), Hard to Be a God (2013), Macbeth (1971), and Tess (1979).

Will Poulter has said the film is better than Hereditary

According to Ari Aster, this was meant to be his first horror movie since Hereditary was intended to just be a family drama.

Two more sleeps...

[Mayvmi]

Better than Hereditary?? I honestly loved Hereditary so I'm even more excited.

[Mr. Awesome]

I've never seen Hereditary. When it was in theaters I thought it looked horrible from the trailers and didn't have any interest in seeing it. Maybe I'll check it out when it's on the Netflix or something.

[woodenheart]

It's on Amazon Prime, if you have that.

[Mayvmi]

I've never seen Hereditary. When it was in theaters I thought it looked horrible from the trailers and didn't have any interest in seeing it. Maybe I'll check it out when it's on the Netflix or something.

Hereditary did a good job of hiding what it was actually about in the trailer, so give it a watch for sure