Barbarians
Directed by Charles Dorfman
Four friends come together for a celebratory dinner party at a country house. But as the night progresses dark secrets emerge and unsettling events begin to unfold around them.
Dark secrets emerge at a celebratory dinner party.
Cast: Iwan Rheon, Tom Cullen, Will Kemp, Catalina Sandino Moreno, Inés Spiridonov, Connor Swindells, Tommy McDonnell, Kevin Ryan
Member Reviews
not interesting
more of a quiet thriller than a horror. i do enjoy a dinner party that devolves into violence and chaos. the plot and characters were a bit weak, but the cinematography and acting was solid. i'd be interested to watch more from this directer in the future, particularly if he goes harder on the horror elements in his next film.
People can say what they want, but this is a weird, wild movie. And if you have a little over an hour free, then you need to check this movie off of your list. It's not the best, but it's something.
Decent film. Definitely not amazing but I think some people are shitting on it unfairly. Some comments say anyone who liked it are boot lickers a la eat-the-rich mentality, which is to say I think they missed the point of the film. The family was clearly the victims in it, emphasized by the ending, and the rich snobs were the barbarians, again hence the ending. It has some good moments with interesting character relationships but it’s not going to really make you think much more than say, what does it mean to be a man? Who wears the pants in the relationship? What is right and wrong blah blah blah
Garbage.