Midsommar is a horrible, brutal, sad horror movie filmed entirely in sunlight which completely throws the – The Sun

MIDSOMMAR takes place almost entirely in sunlight. This simple trick completely throws you.

Traditionally, horror viewers have learned to relax a little while the sun shines. No such luck here.

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The type of unease you suffer through the 150 minutes of Pagan terror is quite unlike anything you will have endured before.

Is it scary? Not in the sense we are used to. Is it horrible, brutal and sad? Hell yes.

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Florence Pugh plays Dani, a student left without any parents and siblings after a terrible tragedy.

While grieving and relying on her boyfriend Christian for emotional support, she tags along on his summer trip to Sweden to study a Midsommar festival at his friend Pelles commune.

The group start getting picked off one by one but as Dani and Christians relationship heads towards its inevitable conclusion, the savage and often stomach-churning events that unfold will take your breath away.

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Reviewed and Recommended by Erik Baquero