Red Rooms
Directed by Pascal Plante
Obsessed with the trial of serial killer Ludovic Chevalier, Kelly-Anne's reality blurs with dark fantasies as she hunts for a missing video tied to a 13-year-old victim.
A young woman obsesses with the trial of a serial killer.
Cast: Juliette Gariépy, Laurie Babin, Elisabeth Locas, Maxwell McCabe-Lokos, Natalie Tannous, Pierre Chagnon, Guy Thauvette
Member Reviews
I like serial killer movies, and this one was okay. I gave it three skulls. Not much horror, and isn't that what's Shudder is supposed to be.
Not really horror at all, more of a drama/thriller, but I had a great time. Loved the chemistry between the two leads and the messed up psychology of it all, and it's beautifully shot. The complete package.
soo good
movie was fantastic. Slow plodding, with a lot of boundary pushing. The movie follows a woman obsessed with a brutal murder plot and her obsession with seeing every detail and watching the suffering of the families involved. This film was excellent because it really showed so much despair and horror without directly showing details. In all sense and purposes it’s a brutal film without showing brutality. The main actress was wonderful and there’s some really cool juxtaposition as she descends deeper into the case while others tap out because of the nature of the violence. This is absolutely going to be something that sticks with me for a long time. The gravity of the deprevity sticks with the watcher through context clues, facial reactions, and some excellent acting.
more a cinéma vérité thriller than a horror film, but it feels off trying to use this format of movie storytelling for such a ridiculous premise. you could cut 50% of the runtime and possibly have a good film, or maybe they were going for a TV series and only got enough funding for a movie. tabernac, they need an editor with a scythe, tout de suite.