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A horrific tale of guilt and obsession, Eyes Without a Face is just as chilling and poetic today as it was in 1959.
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Eyes Without a Face is a perfect example of how cinematic poetry can transform a seemingly disreputable movie genre. October 14, 2014 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
Eyes Without a Face is a perfect example of how cinematic poetry can transform a seemingly disreputable movie genre.
Michael Wilmington
One of those rare horror films that induces discomfort by showing practically nothing. October 6, 2013 | Rating: A- | Full Review…
One of those rare horror films that induces discomfort by showing practically nothing.
Tim Purtell
Georges Franju's monstrous masterpiece delivers horror sans face but with a huge heart. October 6, 2013
Georges Franju's monstrous masterpiece delivers horror sans face but with a huge heart.
Emma Simmonds
It has some queasy scenes, but unclear progression and plodding direction give this an old-fashioned air. September 26, 2007 | Full Review…
It has some queasy scenes, but unclear progression and plodding direction give this an old-fashioned air.
Variety Staff
As absurd and as beautiful as a fairy tale. September 26, 2007 | Full Review…
As absurd and as beautiful as a fairy tale.
Jonathan Rosenbaum
A marvellous movie in the fullest sense. January 26, 2006
A marvellous movie in the fullest sense.
Tom Milne
Remarkably executed practical effects, which feel clinical and gruesome, allowing Eyes Without A Face to cross that threshold of the older style of Gothic horror. May 7, 2019 | Rating: 5/5 | Full Review…
Remarkably executed practical effects, which feel clinical and gruesome, allowing Eyes Without A Face to cross that threshold of the older style of Gothic horror.
C.H. Newell
Franju and Shüfftan denature these trees. Without leaves they are skeletal, bodies without flesh. The sounds of nonmigratory birds and chained dogs barking dot the soundtrack like the trees line the picture... November 29, 2018 | Full Review…
Franju and Shüfftan denature these trees. Without leaves they are skeletal, bodies without flesh. The sounds of nonmigratory birds and chained dogs barking dot the soundtrack like the trees line the picture...
A.S. Hamrah
The viewer receives the ending in the spirit of legend, yet supplies its undertone of terror by remembering the girl's unnervingly poor prospects. October 12, 2018 | Full Review…
The viewer receives the ending in the spirit of legend, yet supplies its undertone of terror by remembering the girl's unnervingly poor prospects.
Dan Sallitt
Gets my prize as the sickest film since I started film criticism. July 12, 2018 | Full Review…
Gets my prize as the sickest film since I started film criticism.
Isabel Quigly
The frisson nonpareil of morbid poetry October 25, 2015 | Full Review…
The frisson nonpareil of morbid poetry
Fernando F. Croce
This classic is poetic, disturbing, appalling, as Emily Dickinson saucily spoke of the undertaker, the 'man of the appalling trade.' June 28, 2015 | Full Review…
This classic is poetic, disturbing, appalling, as Emily Dickinson saucily spoke of the undertaker, the 'man of the appalling trade.'
Donald J. Levit
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