Ari Aster delivered a folk horror film bathed entirely in daylight, which somehow made its escalating dread even more unsettling. It’s a breakup movie disguised as a terrifying cult ritual, brimming with stunning visuals and psychological manipulation. This kind of bold, genre-bending horror, unafraid to linger in discomfort, thrives on the dedicated horror sections of streaming services, finding viewers ready for its uniquely unsettling experience.
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