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Strange, audacious, and aggressive, The Woman is an uneven horror flick that game viewers with a wildly bloody finale. Read critic reviews
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A lawyer (Sean Bridgers) puts his family in jeopardy when he captures the last member (Pollyanna McIntosh) of a violent clan and tries to forcibly tame her.
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Rating: R (Disturbing Behavior|A Rape|Torture|Language|Some Graphic Nudity|Strong Bloody Violence)
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Genre: Horror
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Original Language: English
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Director: Lucky McKee
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Producer: Robert Tonino, Andrew van den Houten
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Writer: Jack Ketchum, Lucky McKee
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Distributor: The Collective
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Production Co: Modernciné
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So many thoughts - definitely not what I expected. Hated the father and son in this - just couldn't wait to see the wild woman get them. Very disturbing story about an outwardly perfect family and what daddy really does for kicks. Don't want to say more an ruin it for anyone.
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Director of the incredible May takes over this sequel to Jack Ketchum's Offspring. This film is much better, as it has a quirky humorous tone that exists throughout and adds to the shocking moments. The Woman sees the last survivor from Offspring captured by a small town lawyer who wishes to 'civilise' her. As you can imagine, he's a bit of a dick, and the question around who is truly 'civilised' is raised. Sean Bridges gives an excellent creepy turn as the father of the family, who can be all smiles and sunshines before hitting a woman. The idea of feminism and strength plays throughout, and we see the negative effect Bridgers actions have on his family, especially his son. At times the tone is something bizarre, which may put viewers off, but overall this is a wonderfully crafted little horror film that works as a disturbing fable.
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Surprisingly good, offbeat, with unexpected developments. Kind of clever.
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Very good movie! It's disturbing, frightening, and outrageous! It's a little slow the first 45 minutes...but the pace quickly picks up into a one bloody good movie!
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