On-set feuds, behind-the-scenes drama and even a spitting scandal have swirled around “Don’t Worry Darling,” the highly anticipated sophomore effort of director and actress Olivia Wilde. The controversies threaten to upstage the film itself, which is … actually pretty good, although flawed.
The stylish, suspenseful and captivating thriller presents a modern update of “The Stepford Wives” that works for a while, thanks to Wilde’s skillful direction and Florence Pugh’s dedicated performance. But after a solid first two acts, “Don’t Worry…
