Review of Antibirth (2016) by Jeremy L — 05 Sep 2016

ANTIBIRTH is a gripping genre-bending thriller that will have you jumping out of your skin! Recommend!

This review of Antibirth (2016) was written by Jeremy L on 05 Sep 2016.

Antibirth has generally received mixed reviews.

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By Noel Murray (1,901) for Los Angeles Times (12,977) on 07 Sep 2016

Had the movie been just a little more thought through, it could have been a new classic…

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By Aw C (416) on 03 Apr 2017

Not sure if it is a bad psychedelia or a bad fantasy of the author. Nothing 'shocking' or 'astonishing' I didn't see in this movie…

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By Naneeka T (44) on 07 Sep 2016

Gross and pointless. Solid performance by Natasha Lyonne…

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By Ashley C (536) on 26 Jul 2017

Well that was one wacky as horror flick. I don't really know where it went completely off the rails, but it did…

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By Savannah L (13) on 02 Sep 2016

Wonderfully bizarre, fun movie. Is a cheap and healthy alternative to actually popping acid…

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By Jen E (50) on 02 Sep 2016

Natasha lyonne and Chloe sevigny absolutely kill it as per usual. They have an incredible chemistry that lights up every scene…

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By Roseanne W (1) on 04 Sep 2016

Best original film I have seen in a long time! It gave me chills! Awesome movie…

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By Julia Cooper (35) for Globe and Mail (2,419) on 02 Dec 2016

Antibirth follows in the tradition of Alien, Prometheus and Rosemary’s Baby rejoicing in an abject fear of childbirth…

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By Alexandra Heller-Nicholas (78) for The Blue Lenses (53) on 24 Aug 2018

A film that ends even more absurdly than it begins, it is through its very chaos that Antibirth speaks to the frenzied desperation of being…

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By Craig P (288) on 20 Jul 2017

This was one of the most vile, disgusting, offensively ugly, maddeningly paced, ridiculous and bizarre body horror movies I've ever seen…

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