Better

About This Movie

Better is an intriguing thriller from Daniel Sharp that plays with the concept of identity and self-worth. The film's tension builds slowly but effectively, really leaning into the psychological aspects of Henry’s existential crisis. The atmosphere is thick, almost suffocating at times, as the viewer is drawn into Henry’s despair—while Patrick's confidence and charm contrast sharply, creating that unsettling edge. Performances are compelling; the chemistry between the twins is palpable, with subtle shifts in demeanor that keep you guessing. There's a reliance on practical effects that enhances the sense of reality, grounding the unfolding madness. It’s not just about the shocks; it’s the question of who we are when we lose everything that lingers long after the credits roll.

The film explores themes of identity and self-worth. · Strong performances create a palpable tension. · Practical effects add a layer of realism to the story.