Review of “Them”: A Deep Dive into French Horror
Revisiting one of the standout films of recent French horror, "(Them)" emerges as a testament to the genre's evolution and expansion. In an era where horror is redefining itself across global landscapes, from the eerie terrains of East Asia to the intimate corners of Europe, French cinema delivers yet another gem. Directed by David Moreau and Xavier Palud, “(Them)" plunges viewers into a chilling narrative centered around a married couple isolated in the mountains, besieged by unseen assailants. The film's narrative might not boast groundbreaking originality, but its execution is where it shines. With a confident directorial approach that blends atmospheric lighting and immersive sound design, “(Them)" transforms the couple's idyllic mountain retreat into a haunting arena of terror. What starts as a serene daytime locale quickly descends into a nightmare after dark—a testament to horror's ability to subvert […]
