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All Critics (9) | Fresh (8) | Rotten (1)
Let Her Out is well written with themes of mental illness and the supernatural, led by strong female leads, and supported by fantastically gross special effects. April 19, 2020 | Rating: 4.5/5 | Full Review…
Let Her Out is well written with themes of mental illness and the supernatural, led by strong female leads, and supported by fantastically gross special effects.
Emilie Black
[Let Her Out's] an intoxicating, gory and hugely involving exercise in body horror and female empowerment that could reasonably stand alongside the likes of Carrie. October 8, 2019 | Rating: 7/10 | Full Review…
[Let Her Out's] an intoxicating, gory and hugely involving exercise in body horror and female empowerment that could reasonably stand alongside the likes of Carrie.
Joey Keogh
Let Her Out is a hell of an experience. Very visually appealing, very visceral. If the story isn't quite up to snuff, the rest of the movie makes that easily forgivable. September 6, 2019 | Full Review…
Let Her Out is a hell of an experience. Very visually appealing, very visceral. If the story isn't quite up to snuff, the rest of the movie makes that easily forgivable.
Patrick King
It looks excellent - and ultimately delivers an interesting premise, some really great scares and enough thoroughly grotesque third-act happenings to make it a more than worthwhile visit for horror fans. September 5, 2019 | Full Review…
It looks excellent - and ultimately delivers an interesting premise, some really great scares and enough thoroughly grotesque third-act happenings to make it a more than worthwhile visit for horror fans.
Gareth Jones
Let Her Out is a beautiful and disturbing film. The contrasting muted and neon palette combined with sweeping views of Toronto's cityscape creates a clean backdrop for some seriously gross-out gore. May 16, 2019 | Full Review…
Let Her Out is a beautiful and disturbing film. The contrasting muted and neon palette combined with sweeping views of Toronto's cityscape creates a clean backdrop for some seriously gross-out gore.
Carolyn Mauricette
If this had just been a short consisting of the last 15 minutes of the film, I would have loved it. Unfortunately this was a feature length film riddled with plot holes, bumps and bends in the story that were nonsensical, and no real substance. November 2, 2018 | Rating: 3.5/10 | Full Review…
If this had just been a short consisting of the last 15 minutes of the film, I would have loved it. Unfortunately this was a feature length film riddled with plot holes, bumps and bends in the story that were nonsensical, and no real substance.
Molly Henery
Let Her Out is let down slightly by a run of the mill script, some uninspired technical decisions and a host of bland secondary characters, but it is worth a look for its paranoid tone and Alanna LeVierge's show-stopping, go-for-broke lead performance. August 28, 2018 | Full Review…
Let Her Out is let down slightly by a run of the mill script, some uninspired technical decisions and a host of bland secondary characters, but it is worth a look for its paranoid tone and Alanna LeVierge's show-stopping, go-for-broke lead performance.
Joe Lipsett
Some of the dialogue is a bit hamfisted and the narrative almost derailed by a few plot holes. Despite these quibbles, Let Her Out is a good night at the movies with scares aplenty and a cinematic style that pay off in spades. February 20, 2018 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
Some of the dialogue is a bit hamfisted and the narrative almost derailed by a few plot holes. Despite these quibbles, Let Her Out is a good night at the movies with scares aplenty and a cinematic style that pay off in spades.
Joshua Speiser
a hallucinatory trip through a woman's split sense of identity - with the red light that illuminates Helen's bedroom suggestive as much of her mother's whorish past as of her own arrested self. February 18, 2017 | Full Review…
a hallucinatory trip through a woman's split sense of identity - with the red light that illuminates Helen's bedroom suggestive as much of her mother's whorish past as of her own arrested self.
Anton Bitel
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