Don't Look Now
Thriller • R • 1973 • 1 hr 50 min
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Intriguing 1970s horror that relies on imagery, atmosphere, metaphor and some surrealism rather than a logical plot.
Feels like Rosemary’s Baby with a man’s baby.
The scaffolding scene & the ending scenes alone make this movie worth watching, everything else is just icing on the cake
Classic 70s horror. Abstract and surreal with strong performances.
beautiful, tragic, and one of the most underrated horror movies ever. also the sex scene is probably the best ever in any movie.
A beautifully filmed Venice is the perfect setting for this visionary tale.
This is a slow burn, but it’s atmosphere and the Creep factor is cranked up to 11
The last two minutes of the movie are worth the slow runtime because it’s an insane slow burn for sure
Daphne du Maurier has given us The Birds, Rebecca, and the tale this film is based on. Presented giallo-like, it is darkly brilliant.
No film has stayed with me in my nightmares like Don’t Look Now. Venice is one spooky place.
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