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The Substance is a body horror film following an aging actress navigating sexism and reclaiming her body autonomy. The visual maximalism of the film can be overwhelming, prioritizing style over ...

Arriving in theaters amid the mass slimming event set off by Ozempic, “The Substance” has an ear-shattering ring of topical truth. Faded celebrity Demi Moore plays faded celebrity Elisabeth Sparkle, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Photo Credit: MUBI (via YouTube) Oh. My. God. Many films have been described as "jaw-dropping" at one point or another. But rare ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Have you ever dreamed about being a better version of yourself? With her second film, Coralie Fargeat not only addresses this ...

"Have you ever dreamt of a better version of yourself?" asks The Substance. Repeated like a ritualistic chant, this provocation and promise echoes via the in-universe advertising for a mysterious body ...

There is an on-paper simplicity to the movie – but that’s not a proper reflection of what is one of the most audacious, engrossing, horrifying, hilarious and wild cinematic experiences of the year.

“Internalized misogyny” is not a phrase you’ll hear me say very often, but I think it’s weirdly appropriate when it comes to Coralie Fargeat’s critically acclaimed body horror film, The Substance, ...

Rage is the only colour in French director Coralie Fargeat’s palette. It stains and saturates. It eats away at thought and language. Both her debut, 2017’s self-explanatory thriller Revenge, and now ...

From the opening sequence of The Substance, it’s glaringly apparent that Coralie Fargeat is not here to mess around. Distinct in its style, including hand-crafted typography for the packaging of the ...