Midnight Skin

About This Movie

Midnight Skin has this eerie, almost hypnotic quality that pulls you into Fanny's world. The hospital setting, with its sterile brightness, contrasts sharply with the dark, surreal nature of her dreams. The pacing is deliberately slow, allowing you to fully absorb the gradual descent into her psyche. The themes of isolation and existential dread are woven throughout, making it feel quite intense. And there's something about the practical effects when she transforms into a tree that really stuck with me – they don’t rely on CGI, which adds to the rawness. The performances, especially from the lead, really sell the struggle of blending reality with nightmares. It’s distinctive, haunting, and really gets under your skin, literally and figuratively.

Explores themes of isolation and existential dread. · Practical effects enhance the surreal elements. · Slow pacing allows for deep thematic exploration.