Rotten Flowers

About This Movie

Rotten Flowers is a disquieting exploration of sisterhood set against the haunting backdrop of a remote forest. The film plays with tension, drawing you into the eerie atmosphere where every rustle of leaves feels laden with secrets. The pacing is deliberately slow, allowing the oppressive weight of Nora's intentions to build, creating an unsettling sense of dread. Practical effects punctuate the horror elements, grounding the film in a raw realism that leaves an impression. Performances are nuanced; you can feel the struggle and pain of the characters, particularly in how their relationship is tested. It’s a distinct piece that lingers, as it delves into themes of trauma and the complexities of familial bonds.

Atmospheric tension throughout · Strong character-driven narrative · Effective use of practical effects