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Dans une ville isolée de lOregon, une enseignante de collège et son frère se brouillent avec un énigmatique élève, dont les sombres secrets mènent à des rencontres terrifiantes avec une créature ancestrale qui les a précédés.

Année

2021

Durée

1h 39m

IMDb

5.9

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Casting

Keri Russell

Julia Meadows

Jesse Plemons

Paul Meadows

Jeremy T. Thomas

Lucas Weaver

Casting

Keri Russell

Julia Meadows

Jesse Plemons

Paul Meadows

Jeremy T. Thomas

Lucas Weaver

Graham Greene

Warren Stokes

Scott Haze

Frank Weaver

Rory Cochrane

Daniel LeCroy

Amy Madigan

Principal Ellen Booth

Sawyer Jones

Aiden Weaver

Cody Davis

Clint Owens

LM

Lyla Marlow

Jasmine Drury

Jesse Downs

Harrison Crawford

Arlo Hajdu

Arlo Kebbins

Dorian Kingi

Antlered Man

Ken Kramer

Dr. Gerald Ferguson

Dendrie Taylor

Carol Reynolds

Andy Thompson

Father Meadows

JT

Jake T. Roberts

Forensic Officer

Glynis Davies

Nurse Lorraine Byrd

Commentaires

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nice

BlaqBonezOct 7, 2024

Steeped in dark, grim & brooding atmosphere yet failing to capitalise on it to fully realise its ambitions, Antlers begins on a promising note but it doesn't take long for the film to devolve into a frustrating slog. It tries to be too many things yet doesn't have the discipline or clarity to deliver the desired goods. There is plenty it wants to say yet has no idea how to articulate it right. Co-written & directed by Scott Cooper (Black Mass), the story does create the right sort of intrigue with its foreboding mystery but the human drama that unfolds is not only bland but also inauthentic. Cooper is unsure of what road to take and plays with several ideas hoping some would somehow stick. The balance between its genre elements is off, and the themes aren't properly handled either. On the plus side, the creature design, gore effects & moody camerawork is worth a mention but the plot & characters don't have that gripping quality to it that would make us care. Still, the actors do what they can to make the journey worthwhile but it doesn't amount to a lot in the end. The problem lies with the script itself that required more fine-tuning to figure out its identity and what themes to address or discard. Overall, Antlers strives to be a supernatural horror rooted in indigenous folklore, an allegory about unresolved trauma, drug addiction & child abuse, and also an environmental parable, all at the same time, yet falls remarkably short on nearly all fronts. Its premise had potential but its execution is dry & directionless, thus resulting in a tedious & disappointing genre fare that in an effort to say several things ends up saying nothing at all.

Rahil liyaMay 29, 2023

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source: Antlers