That dress was clearly dry clean only. Motherfuckers had it coming.
Directed by Peter Strickland
An atmospheric horror film with an ensemble cast.
A haunting ghost story set against the backdrop of a busy winter sales period in a department store, following the life of a cursed dress as it passes from person to person, with devastating consequences.
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That dress was clearly dry clean only. Motherfuckers had it coming.
"The hesitation in your voice...soon to be an echo in the recesses of the spheres of retail."Phantom thread.
Part of the Rupture series at VIFF (Vancouver Intl. Film Centre).Marianne Jean-Baptiste is so strong in the film and really carries it. Peter Strickland wears his influences on his sleeve and he wears them well. I found his newest giallo inspired feature to be totally engaging from beginning to end. Memorable sequences and shots... and very jarring (in a good way) editing. I wish he'd go back to film (Berberian Sound Studio was partially shot on 16mm and looks fantastic) especially because his films have a retro vibe and the digital images can take you out. Watched at Vancouver Film Centre.
It is a surreal horror comedy following a malevolent, cursed red dress as it passes between different owners with disastrous results.
It was directed by British filmmaker Peter Strickland in 2018, known for his distinct retro aesthetic and atmospheric genre work.
It played at major film festivals including Toronto and London, receiving widespread critical praise for its art direction and sound design.
