Review of The Little Stranger (2018) by Harry Haun for Film Journal International — 29 Aug 2018
The Little Stranger invites debate and analysis long after viewing. Heady horror films with psychological tics and twists are few and far between, and this is the best one since The Innocents, Jack Clayton’s stylishly sinister 1961 edition of Henry James’ The Turn of the Screw.
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This review of The Little Stranger (2018) was written by Harry Haun and published by Film Journal International on 29 Aug 2018.
The Little Stranger has generally received mixed reviews.
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