She Will

She Will (2021) Messy, Boring and Pointless (11,712 –23 May 2025 – by Claudio Carvalho) In Scotland, the aging actress Veronica Ghent (Alice Krige) is submitted to a mastectomy. She hires Desi Hatoum (Kota Eberhardt) as a private nurse and travels with her to an isolated retreat in an area where many witches were burnt expecting to be alone with Desi. However, the place is crowded with guests, and she prefers staying in an old cabin with Desi. During a storm, Veronica breathes ashes while sleeping and incorporates supernatural powers. Soon these powers. revenge the abuse she suffered in the past when she was a girl from the actor Hathbourne (Malcolm McDowell). “She Will” (2021) is a messy, boring and pointless horror movie by Shudder. Despite the great cast and acting, the screenplay and the pace do not help since the viewer will expect something that does not happen. However, the cinematography and the music score are very beautiful. My vote is three. Title (Brazil): Not Available My Blog: https://maniacosporfilme.wordpress.com/

Begins in familiar folk horror territory, but really adds its own unique historical thread of Scottish witch burning throughout, that I found really interesting, and I liked that it wasn't really piled on to, too heavily – it was there and you noticed. I really enjoyed Alice Krige in this, perfectly cast, but found Kota Eberhardt a little bit hard to believe in this role. I also thought it lingered just a tiny bit too long on the trippy elements. Really beautiful cinematography and lovely creeping dread vibe throughout. I actually would almost call this a drama rather than a horror.

Cringe and pretentious.

While I was at my local library picking out some movies I was looking for some scary movies that I hadn’t seen. I came across this one. She Will is such an unbearable and terrible watch, that I had to ask myself what did I do in this lifetime to deserve such mental torture. The movie stars, Alice Krige, Amy Mason and Malcolm McDowell. The story well, it takes such a weird turn that the special effects practically take over and it gets to the point where there is no story at all, just a bunch of abstract witchcraft imagery, and from I what I perceived perhaps some improv scenes incorporated within the film. The movie is supposedly about an old movie star who after having breast surgery goes to an isolated healing retreat with her young nurse, but get this, the cabin where she’s staying at has other guests, so she’s not isolated after all, that’s quite a turn already right? Well it might start off as a pretty good introduction but once we get to what are supposed to be are the scares and the frights is where the film turns into boredom and you start looking at your iPhone and checking maybe your calendars or what not, because this movie doesn’t keep you engaged at all. It becomes abstract in the most freaky way possibly. In one scene for instance we see nothing but Alice Krige’s character, Veronica Ghent burning up, and this goes on for what feels like a couple of minutes rather than a few seconds. Also I don’t know what the purpose was about having her go outside of the cabin at the healing retreat and go into the woods like she was possessed and commit killings with the use of spiritual evil muck from the ground and then suddenly reappearing back in her bed, I was wondering did she like, teleport back or something. To me that made zero sense. Out of all of the horror movies that I have seen recently, this one definitely is in my top 5 of the worst movies I’ve ever seen. -Bailey Giannini (Film Critic/Movie Buff)

Solid cast, intelligent writing, great cinematography and scenery/setting, positivity dripping (sometimes literally) with an atmosphere of nebulous dread. And yet I couldn’t help but feel like the film didn’t quite deliver on its promise of dark and vague foreboding in the woods, with its dreadful history of witch burnings. The progression of the relationship between the two female leads was poignant and handled well, but the eventual revelation of what amounted to a revenge tale was a bit disappointing. Still, this film has much to recommend it. I was reminded of the strange and unsettling stories of Robert Aickman, particularly in the movie’s early scenes.

Great movie. Suspenseful and atmospheric. Great acting. Forget the low ratings...I recommend it!

Must see - really fantastic cinematography and cosmology

It re-summons the 70s psychology with less visceral shock but eased unsettlingly whilst reasoning with the timely given thematic material as it creeps ominously to little, decently average impressive effect, powered by fine performative participations in one degree of inadvertent spiritual continuation. (B)

This movie SUCKS. So boring, if you like watching a product of feminist maturbation with not even a hint of creativity then watch this otherwise ignore the less than intelligent nipples who gave this 85 percent.

This might be one of the best movies I have ever seen in my entire life. 10/10.