Review of Apostle (2018) by Tryasummersault — 26 Oct 2018
7.8/10 An original cult focused horror with a tightly woven tale full of fantastically insane imagery, and unhinged tension filled brutality to the highest degree. The story starts out somewhat slow for the first 40 min in its development of the overall setting and intent of the characters with great atmosphere and landscape visuals that set the initial tone.
As the story starts unraveling, this film goes into some very unexpected territory with some intensely creepy aspects, and relentless mayhem unleashed. The finale wraps it up in supreme fashion, and the build up is definitely paid off in the end.
Dan Stevens and the cast are all very passionate in their performances and the film seeps with authenticity because of it. The real standout are the immaculate visuals that capture some amazingly vicious moments in such brilliant manner.
There are so many incredible shots throughout, and director Gareth Evans does not hold back on what he wants to portray on screen. The set design was also so realistic and immersive. Overall a very solid cult based horror.
This review of Apostle (2018) was written by Tryasummersault on 26 Oct 2018.
Apostle has generally received mixed reviews.
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