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Critics Consensus: Allure has visual style and an intriguing Evan Rachel Wood on its side, but a clumsily told story leaves this sexually charged thriller less than the sum of its parts.
Critic Consensus: Allure has visual style and an intriguing Evan Rachel Wood on its side, but a clumsily told story leaves this sexually charged thriller less than the sum of its parts.
All Critics (28) | Top Critics (6) | Fresh (13) | Rotten (15)
Despite its stellar performances, this feels like a psychological drama without much basis in actual human psychology.
The drama is memorable but often feels grimly unpleasant rather than moving.
One well-crafted and unsettling tale.
The screenplay doesn't rise to the level of the behind-the-camera craftmanship or the acting.
The utterly humorless script of Allure often makes for uneasy viewing.
The filmmakers seem less concerned with telling a story than in convincing the audience (and maybe themselves) that they can handle this provocative and potentially exploitive material ... with what's conventionally considered "appropriate" sensitivity.
A well-made, gutsy film.
Allure delves into some very dark and disturbing themes but handles them respectfully. This is by no means an easy watch but is certainly an important watch.
Allure explores the dark side of human behavior, but instead of holding the offender accountable, it plays more like a superficial lesbian film made by men for men.
Allure is an intriguing, stylishly visualised neo noir, but in the end, has neither the depth as a psychological drama, nor the suspense of a thriller, too often feeling dark and nasty for its own sake.
In this well-acted but ultimately melodramatic ordeal, the only alluring thing is the title.
Excavates sexual trauma to darkly fascinating and meaningful effect.
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