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Overall Rank: 1529

Average Rating: 3/4

# of Ratings: 31

Theatrical Release Date: 07/03/2019

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 10/08/2019

Language: English

Genre: Horror, Drama

MPAA Rating: R

Director: Ari Aster

Actors: Florence Pugh, Will Poulter, William Jackson Harper, Jack Reynor, Vilhelm Blomgren, Henrik Norlén

Plot: Following the death of her parents, a young woman reluctantly joins her boyfriend to visit an isolated Swedish village, which is holding a festival that only comes around once every 90 years. But the idyllic setting soon turns towards the sinister. -- Chris Kavan

Indyfreak - wrote on 04/02/2020

This is the movie I expected from Hereditary. Midsommar is a visually haunting beast of a horror movie. Don’t let the warm bright cinematography and folksy music fool you. The mood is never not creepy and unsettling. Florence Pugh gives another raw intense performance as a troubled young woman invited to join her friends’ trip to Sweden where they all find themselves at the mercy of a sinister pagan cult. Ari Aster’s direction is very impressive. It’s not necessarily a violent movie but when it happens, it’s as gory as a Tarantino movie. The ending is especially disturbing.

Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 10/12/2019

Ari Aster's visually intense cult mystery further establishes the new director as a rising icon in psychological horror.

Chris Kavan
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A Nightmare in Broad Daylight

Chris Kavan - wrote on 09/30/2019

Ari Aster is fast becoming one of my favorite horror directors. He doesn't take the easy route, his horror is a slow burn, crafted so that little moments of unease get under your skin and, like a splinter, just works its way in deeper and deeper, until that sense of dread overwhelms you. If Hereditary was about family - Midsommar is about relationships - more specifically, toxic relationships. It's also about folklore and horror too - and there is plenty to digest.

The core of the film centers around Dani (Florence Pugh) and Christian (Jack Reynor) who have been dating for a couple of years, but are clearly not "together". Dani has family issues - and things quickly come to head when her sister and parents die in rather gruesome fashion. Out of a sense of guilt or grief, …