Saint Maud: A Cinematic Marriage of Heaven and Hell
With a blend of eroticism and repulsion, possession and madness, Rose Glass sires one of the richest films in recent horror history.
“Keep a little fire burning; however small, however hidden.” -Cormac McCarthy, The Road
With a blend of eroticism and repulsion, possession and madness, Rose Glass sires one of the richest films in recent horror history.
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