“Longlegs” is the great horror film of the summer, a satanic version of “Seven.”
Oz Perkins, the director, cements his place in the horror genre with a chilling police investigation that hides an unspeakable secret While Oz Perkins might not be as prominent as other directors in the new wave of horror marked by films like "Hereditary" and "The Witch" he has been quietly developing his unique vision of evil through movies such as "The Blackcoat's Daughter" and "Gretel & Hansel." With "Longlegs," premiering in Spain on August 2, Perkins solidifies his reputation as a master of subtle horror. This twisted satanic panic nightmare, disguised as a crime thriller in the vein of "Red Dragon" (2002), showcases his expertise. In his latest work, Perkins uses the conventions of the crime thriller genre, inspired by Thomas Harris, to create a terrifying visual experience reminiscent of "Sinister" (2012). Nicolas Cage's performance, destined to generate significant buzz, […]