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Shelley
TrailerLouise and Kasper want to become parents but Louise is unable to have children. They then make a bargain with their Romanian maid to serve as a surrogate. When the child inside her begins growing too quickly, it becomes clear that a sinister force is overtaking all of them.Director: Ali AbbasiCountry: EuroDuration: 92 minQuality: HDRelease: 2016IMDb: 5.20 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Critic Reviews of "Shelley"
Los Angeles TimesJuly 28, 2016It's no "Rosemary's Baby" - or even "It's Alive" - but the Danish supernatural thriller "Shelley" is a fair addition to the "natal horror" genre.
New York TimesJuly 28, 2016Maybe expecting a horror film to have a point is expecting too much. In any case, the two actresses give committed performances on the way to a veiled ending.
El antepenúltimo mohicanoOctober 11, 2016A risky and uncomfortable film, not suitable for sensitive people with the unusual virtue of not succumbing to the demands of a more commercial cinema. [Full review in Spanish]
SciFiNowJuly 29, 2016Part Gothic horror, part body horror and part social commentary, Shelley is an atmospheric and thoughtful chiller with real power.
The Film StageJuly 28, 2016Atmosphere and mood are the film's strong suit, both growing thickly heavy as time elapses and strange occurrences commence.
The PlaylistJuly 26, 2016A classy take on the often trashy pregnancy horror category, with a subtle social critique underlying its neo-gothic texture.
We Got This CoveredJuly 23, 2016The difference between Shelley's first and second halves is stark in comparison, but thankfully it only gets better as the seconds pass.
Projected FiguresJuly 22, 2016in this story of pernicious, all-consuming loss, the name [Shelley] furnishes a key, pregnant with possibilities, for interpreting the film's fertile nexus of frictions and associations.
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