Swallow
Directed by Carlo Mirabella-Davis
A newly pregnant housewife develops a strange and dangerous compulsion to consume inedible objects in this provocative psychological thriller.
A pregnant woman feels compelled to eat dangerous objects.
Cast: Haley Bennett, Austin Stowell, Elizabeth Marvel, David Rasche, Denis O'Hare
Member Reviews
A decent film about mental dealing with a mental disorder. Does a decent job of showing some of the complexities mental health. Not a "horror" by any means, but an alright film.
Not what I'd call horror but an effective deeply sad psychological drama.
Very literary film, and while I don't fully understand the polarized dislike of it by some, I can understand why some would feel it is not horror in the traditional sense. The main character is compelling, and the acting throughout is exceptional. No spoilers, but I REALLY wanted the psychiatrist to lose her license to practice after what she did. The Syrian caretaker might have been the only one who really understood why . . . His understated compassion was heart-rending. Exceptional film if you like literary horror. Charlotte Perkins Gilman would get it.
It's a vibe. . 🙃 Who hasn't felt the feminine urge to feel the cold of metal objects rolling on your tongue and sliding down your throat. . . 😂 maybe this one's not 4 u 💖
Trust me, don't bother