Fresh (2022) presents a curious combination of horror elements and dark comedy, offering a departure from standard thriller conventions. The narrative begins in an appealing way, depicting a contemporary dating scenario that rapidly descends into something unforeseen. Although the concept isn’t entirely novel, the unfolding events maintain a level of discomfort sufficient to keep viewers invested. It does experience …

It’s an enjoyable experience, with Sebastian Stan and Daisy Edgar-Jones delivering what are likely the most impressive aspects of the film. The horror elements involving the body are quite good; however, I would have liked to see a rougher quality in certain parts. The cinematography and direction take some bold chances that, in my opinion, succeed in creating a more absorbing environment. I really loved the initial …

The movie *Fresh* really works well, largely thanks to the actors’ solid performances and a fantastic soundtrack. It isn’t flawless; I feel it struggles a bit with balancing its comedic and dramatic elements. However, aside from that minor issue, it's exceptionally crafted. Daisy Edgar-Jones and Sebastian Stan both deliver great work, and the music is superb throughout. The story unfolds at a good speed and has a…

FRESH made an unforgettable impression as Sundance Film Festival got underway, and it seems likely to become a top pick among attendees. Mimi Cave’s first time directing is remarkably compelling and confident, elevating Lauryn Kahn's disturbing script. Sebastian Stan showcases his impressive versatility, and Daisy Edgar-Jones delivers a standout performance that could earn her several accolades before the festival…