She Will

Must see - really fantastic cinematography and cosmology

It re-summons the 70s psychology with less visceral shock but eased unsettlingly whilst reasoning with the timely given thematic material as it creeps ominously to little, decently average impressive effect, powered by fine performative participations in one degree of inadvertent spiritual continuation. (B)

This movie SUCKS. So boring, if you like watching a product of feminist maturbation with not even a hint of creativity then watch this otherwise ignore the less than intelligent nipples who gave this 85 percent.

This might be one of the best movies I have ever seen in my entire life. 10/10.

Well, I don't know how to explain this film except that it has Alice Krige in a performance that is equally strong and vulnerable. She is the bitchy fading movie star and the traumatized young woman. The Scottish countryside provides a very dark and moody atmosphere. (amazing cinematography) So too does the real story of thousands of women being burned a century before. And how the very soil is soaked with their ashes. But more than that it is the story of how women must endure and survive in a world filled with men who abuse them. And how the power of women coming together can find a way to expose the ones who cause so much harm. .

Sweet Jebus get on with it! This movie dragged. The MC acting was great, but the story didn't go anywhere. An hour in and I switched it off.

Thank you Dario Argento for funding this beautiful NEW piece of work in a style and class that I can truly expect you would love. I did, and I'm sure your fans will as well. :) Nice, beautifully haunting piece of work with a stellar soundtrack, Serious👍

Not really an outright horror film, although there are some creepy scenes…more of a brooding supernatural / psychological thriller. According to the opening credits and other reviews, the film was given the ‘seal of approval' by the great horror maestro Dario Argento, and does share some of those vivid elements of his earlier works. Solid cast, ratcheting tension and striking visuals make for an intriguing movie if you can stick with it to the conclusion. Worth watching if you enjoy watching a slowly building psychological thriller with a touch of horror.

Slow moving, and not a lot of actual horror, but a strong story and some grewat acting (and some pretty awful scenery-chewing by some of the ensemble). But Alice Krige as the aging star and Kota Eberhardt as her nurse are both wonderful. It's a tale about power and abuse told in an almost dreanlike/performance art way with a narrative spotted with images from the distant and not-so-distant past. And killer soil.

A touching story that visits a frequent subject with an imaginative approach .Great performances by the two lead actresses. Usage and arrangement of visuals and the special effects were the keys for the success of this story. There were characters in background that weren't really introduced to play an actual part for the story and that generated some sense of incompleteness. However emotional story and genuine performances make it a very reasonable watch. Story's social commentary on injustice is provocative and excellent. And the story being based around trauma reveals how wildest retreats are needed for some long unhealed cuts and bruises.