I was absolutely blown away by this film; it felt truly remarkable and full of unexpected turns. Strange Darling is the first movie in quite some time that genuinely surprised me, keeping me eager to see how things would unfold. The performances were outstanding, and the script was equally impressive. I’d suggest this to anyone looking for a really smart narrative. I'm going to leave it at that so as not to give anyt…

Viewing “Strange Darling,” a film by J.T. Mollner, proved to be quite an interesting undertaking. The movie's structure, employing non-linear chapter divisions, was notably inventive and captivating, demonstrating Mollner’s skill in bringing out the emotional weight of each individual scene. He managed to effectively weave together the timeline with what each section intended to communicate. Nevertheless, I felt t…

The film *’Strange Darling'* is pleasing to look at. It has a very distinct visual style, and the movie includes some truly impressive camera work alongside a memorable soundtrack. I'm not entirely convinced by the underlying narrative; it seems that if you removed all the other aspects, what would be left is rather ordinary. However, ultimately, I feel like I was entertained enough by it. I’m unsure whether te…

A woman sprints through a field, blood spurting from her ear, pursued by a man wielding a rifle. The story of how this situation unfolded is revealed over ninety minutes, divided into six chapters and an epilogue—though the events aren’t presented chronologically, and what we're seeing isn't the conclusion to anything. It feels more like the end of something just starting. Willa Fitzgerald conveys genuine fear, while…

Deciding to watch something at the close of the day, I came across a movie called "Strange Darling." It's a psychological thriller centered on a serial killer, and I went in knowing absolutely nothing about it beforehand. I didn’t look for any previews or read anything about the plot; I just started watching. The story pulled me right in as it progressed. The storyline was engaging, keeping me guessing about who t…