This is probably Gaspar Noé’s most restrained effort, but that doesn’t mean to say it’s his weakest. If anything, Noé is at his prime here, narratively, technically and artistically.

In short, Climax follows a large group of multi-cultural, sexually-ambiguous dancers on tour, who, after a successful group rehearsal, throw a wild after-party and unknowingly consume a sangria punch spiked with LSD. What follows is a nightmarish descent into madness, as we observe each character become a slave to the foreign…

Likely to be one of the most divisive films to ever hit cinema screens, Suspiria is a flat-out avante-garde masterpiece of grotesque, sophisticated horror filmmaking, which raises more questions than it gives answers.

It’s much like waking from a nightmare on a balmy summers night, where in the seconds of rising, confusion and discomfort intoxicate the psyche, breathlessness causes anxiety without control, and not knowing if your surroundings are real or just leftover fragments of a frightening dream.

Kajganich and…