The Inquisitor

About This Movie

The Inquisitor, directed by Bernardo Arias, is a curious blend of crime and horror, steeped in a gloomy atmosphere that really captures that unsettling feeling of dread. The pacing is deliberate, almost methodical, which builds tension as these men, led by a rather unsettling woman, commit heinous acts under the guise of morality. The practical effects, especially during the torture scenes, are quite striking for the time, offering a raw glimpse into the brutality of their twisted ideologies. What makes this film stand out is its exploration of misogyny and the supernatural, particularly when they cross paths with the two women who are actual witches. The performances, though sometimes over the top, add to that eerie medieval vibe. It's one of those films that sticks with you, even if you might not revisit it often.

Interesting take on medieval themes and torture. · Noteworthy practical effects enhance the horror. · Explores dark themes of femininity and power.