Demi Moore's New Body Horror Film, 'The Substance,' Stuns at Premiere
Satirical Body Horror Stars Dem Moore, Margaret Qualley
Critics Hail Film as "Insane" and "Best in Competition"
Acclaimed actress Demi Moore's latest film, "The Substance," has made a splash at its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival. Directed by Coralie Fargeat, the movie is described as a satirical body horror that stars Moore and Margaret Qualley.
Critics have been raving about the film, with Vogue calling it "absolutely f---ing insane" and "by far the best film in Competition so far." Other outlets have praised the movie's unique and disturbing vision, with The Hollywood Reporter describing it as "an exhilarating batshit body horror." Moore and Qualley are said to deliver stunning performances, with some suggesting they may even play the same character.
"The Substance" tells the story of an aging Hollywood actress named Laura who embarks on a weekend retreat at a remote spa. Things quickly take a strange and sinister turn as Laura begins to experience hallucinations and physical transformations. The film explores themes of body dysmorphia, aging, and female identity.
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