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Antihuman

Antihuman (2015) Movie Poster
UK  •    •  112m  •    •  Directed by: Luke Gietzen, Mark Robins.  •  Starring: Anya Korzun, Danielle Arden, Andrew Jardine, Katie Keight, Kathryn Goldsmith.  •  Music by: Vaughan Bloomfield, Elias Mazzucco.
One woman returns to the secluded and now-abandoned psychological research facility where her deceased mother once worked. Accompanied by three friends, she discovers that the ghosts of the past find their way to the present when the hospital's legacy of experimentation and madness tears away all known bounds of time, memory and space. All the while, the very real threat of nuclear apocalypse grows ever stronger in the cities over the horizon.

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Very strange and complex, this is a movie with a thick, heady atmosphere. It's very difficult to categorize, and with its oblique and stately style, it's rather more akin to one of those misty European existential psycho-dramas of the 1970s than it is to a contemporary, straight-ahead horror film. In fact, it's an often challenging movie, with a sorrowful tone and elliptical approach requiring concentration from the viewer.

Often very beautifully filmed, refreshingly female-centric and given to sliding from one genre to another, this is an unusual, doomy and dreamy film; it's very ambiguous, particularly in its conclusions, but if the viewer is in tune with its mood, they will find something quite rich waiting to be unwrapped. Certainly rewarding for when you really crave something off the beaten path.


Review by esotericbonanza from the Internet Movie Database.