Shrew's Nest
Directed by Juanfer Andrés, Esteban Roel
In 1950s Spain, an agoraphobic woman spends her days inside the apartment she shares with her sister, who she’s raised since their mother died. But when a handsome neighbor knocks on her door seeking help after a fall, Montse dresses his wounds and sets about ensuring he’ll never leave her apartment either. Macarena Gómez received a Goya nomination for her chilling lead performance in this gory grand dame guignol which pays homage to WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE? and MISERY. Produced by Spanish horror master Alex de la Iglesia (THE BABY’S ROOM). A SHUDDER EXCLUSIVE. Contains violence and gore.
In 1950s Spain, an agoraphobic woman becomes unhinged and imprisons an injured man in her apartment.
Cast: Macarena Gomez, Nadia de Santiago, Luis Tosar, Hugo Silva
Member Reviews
Very good. Loved it. i really didn't expect what happen, but was really entertain . Will recommend this one.
I really enjoyed it. Well written. Fantastic performances.
Very interesting nd scary at the same time….Excellent movie👏🫣🥴😬
Incredible film, incredible acting, incredible set. I'd say this film is more thriller than horror, but that doesn't degrade in it in the slightest. I had maybe 2 or three small nitpicks while watching the film but it didnt take me out of the film. Great watch and would recommend!
This movie left me completely blown away. Phenomenal acting, an epic storyline, and it was incredibly moving. It's not your typical horror, but it is very bloody and gruesome. A few jumpscares, just by the sheer shock value to some of the scenes. Psychologically, it is gut-wrenching. The director takes the horrors that can happen to a child and dives into the psychological trauma that is left for that person as an adult. Macarena Gomez was truly, truly spectacular. Plus the homage to What Ever Happened to Baby Jane and Misery was beautifully done. I cannot recommend this movie enough.