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Here are five body horror movies you may have missed
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A fading celebrity takes a black market drug: a cell-replicating agent that temporarily creates a younger, better version of himself. Nothing is scarier than a human being, and these films explore the utterly inhuman ways our bodies can betray us. us.
the toilet mirror reappears intact after being broken repeatedly during the fight episode
Ray Liotta was cast in the film in February 2022, but he died in May of that year before he could film his scenes. Dennis Quaid replaced him, but Liotta is still mentioned in the director’s “Thank You Letters”. during episodes..
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Elisabeth Sparkle: There has been some mild substance abuse.. Special thanks in the credits go to the many extras in the theater scene that got covered in blood. Pump It UpWritten by Michael Hall, Leonardo Stella Performed by Earl GregoryProduced by Julien Deguines.
It’s a smart, rough, sharp and fun watch
Let me start by saying: I love body horror, and if you don’t or are a picky eater, you might want to pass on this movie. However, I thought the balance between disturbing, impressive, fascinating and obnoxious was just right on the money, in a world full of fillers, botox, facelifts and implants, skin care routines and an obsession with youth. media, THE SUBSTANCE questions whether the "new, better ‘you'" are you really 'you' – you are one, but maybe not the same.
Moore and Qualley were an excellent duo, and Quaid played Hollywood sleezeball as believably as possible
Check out our list of exciting new films from this year’s film festivals, including Venice, TIFF, the New York Film Festival, and more.
