Deadgirl

About This Movie

Deadgirl is this raw, unsettling dive into the fringes of teenage angst and morality. Sarmiento sets a bleak tone right from the start, with its grimy hospital setting, which feels like a character of its own. The pacing teeters between a slow burn and an almost relentless tension, as you watch Rickie and JT grapple with their own depravity in the face of horror. It’s the practical effects that really hit hard, grotesque yet oddly fascinating. The performances are gritty—especially the raw vulnerability of the woman at the center of it all. This film doesn’t shy away from its themes of exploitation and the disconnection of youth, leaving you with a lingering discomfort long after the credits roll.

Contains strong themes of exploitation and morality. · Not for the faint of heart, it pushes boundaries. · The hospital setting enhances the film's eerie atmosphere.