Review of Relic (2020) by K. Austin Collins for Vanity Fair — 06 Aug 2020
It’s a horror movie that delays the big scares, foregoes a clean pursuit of answers, and instead piles on details that may or may not “mean” anything. They appear onscreen with a saggy and somewhat overburdened sense of psychological import, pointing toward the broader implications of what’s at play here: a matriarch’s possible dementia, for example.
What they really evoke is the richer, more involved and chilling story this movie seems to want to be.
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This review of Relic (2020) was written by K. Austin Collins and published by Vanity Fair on 06 Aug 2020.
Relic has generally received positive reviews.
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