Colic
Colic

Movie spotlight

Colic

2006
Movie
103 min
Thai

Colic is a syndrome found in infants, which causes infants to cry continuously for hours. The reason behind this illness is usually credited by medical expects to a number of factors. However, some people believe that it's linked to something supernatural.

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IMDb6.2/10
Director: David CronenbergGenres: Horror, Short

Plot Summary

A pregnant woman experiences intense and disturbing contractions that manifest as grotesque creatures emerging from her body. As the process continues, the horrifying reality of her situation unfolds, revealing a supernatural and terrifying ordeal.

Critical Reception

As a short film, 'Colic' did not receive widespread critical review in the traditional sense. However, it is recognized within certain circles for its visceral body horror and Cronenberg's signature unsettling themes, making it a notable piece for fans of the genre.

What Reviewers Say

  • Visually striking and disturbing imagery.

  • Explores themes of pregnancy and body horror effectively.

  • A concise and impactful piece from a renowned director in the genre.

Google audience: Audience reception is limited due to the nature of the film, but it is generally appreciated for its disturbing visual style and exploration of primal fears associated with childbirth and the body.

Fun Fact

This short film was part of the anthology 'The Filth and the Fury', which aimed to showcase new directors exploring controversial themes.

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