Review of Hereditary (2018) by David Sims for The Atlantic — 06 Jun 2018
Hereditary is a great scare-fest and a middling domestic saga, one that probably needed to be either 90 minutes long and brimming with terror, or three hours long and suffused with glacial, Bergman-esque dread.
Aster has charted a middle path, and for a first film, it’s hard to fault the skill he’s shown in doing it.
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This review of Hereditary (2018) was written by David Sims and published by The Atlantic on 06 Jun 2018.
Hereditary has generally received positive reviews.
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