‘Ferine’ Review: Motherhood Begets Beastliness in Andrea Corsini’s Upscale Horror
An era of rising anxieties around pregnancy and motherhood has spurred a recent mini-explosion in horror films revolving around such topics, many decades after “Rosemary’s Baby” broke that particular ice. Andrea Corsini’s debut feature “Ferine,” which expands on his same-named 20
An era of rising anxieties around pregnancy and motherhood has spurred a recent mini-explosion in horror films revolving around such topics, many decades after “Rosemary’s Baby” broke that particular ice. Andrea Corsini’s debut feature “Ferine,” which expands on his same-named 20 This story matters for Culture, Style & Media readers tracking film. Reported by variety.com. Read the full original at the source link below.
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