Thorn

The film follows a young woman named Thorn who struggles with her sanity as she navigates a difficult relationship and the encroaching effects of a parasitic affliction. As her condition worsens, she must confront her inner demons and the disturbing reality of her physical and psychological deterioration. The narrative weaves a tale of body horror and psychological suspense, exploring themes of isolation and the breakdown of self.

Thorn received mixed to positive reviews, with many critics praising Juno Temple's performance and the film's unsettling atmosphere. However, some found the pacing and narrative structure to be uneven. The film garnered attention for its unique approach to horror and its exploration of disturbing psychological themes.

• Praised for its strong lead performance and creepy atmosphere.

• Criticized for a somewhat muddled plot and inconsistent pacing.

• Noted for its effective use of body horror elements.

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The film's director, Roxanne Benjamin, is also known for her work in the horror anthology "Southbound" and "XX."