Hereditary
Horror • R • 2018 • 2 hr 8 min
Starring
Toni Collette, Alex Wolff, Gabriel Byrne, Milly Shapiro, Ann Dowd
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A very underrated movie with mind blowing performances, great plot twists, and a overall eerie vibe. This unique movie is how to do horror.
Solid folk horror, great performances and tension. I totally get why people love this movie.
Fantastic and haunting horror film. One of the best I’ve seen in years.
Devastating and disturbing horror about a family falling apart after a tragedy, great performances, unsettling, last 20 mins are terrifying
Rewatch, Toni Collette's speech over dinner is everything.
Even two years after watching this, if somebody clicks their tongue I feel a minor twinge of existential dread.
The end is kind of bad for me but a good movie
Hereditary crawls underneath your skin and pulls you into its unsettling, poignant narrative. Perfect acting and disturbing atmosphere.
The movie that keeps on giving. With Ari Aster’s incredible vision and the extraordinary acting, this film will leave you in awe.
A modern horror classic. Ari Aster creates incredible layered horror that is as painful and thought provoking as it is uncomfortable.
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