Dead Ringers

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Pete P @scpete Feb 7 Dead Ringers slithers under your skin like cold surgical steel kissed with perfume. Jeremy Irons, in a performance that feels like two separate souls sharing one bloodstream, plays the Mantle twins—identical, inseparable, and rotting from the inside with a shared hunger that’s equal parts clinical and carnal. The film is a slow hemorrhage of crimson silk and stainless steel: gynecological instruments redesigned for nightmare anatomies, hotel suites that smell faintly of antiseptic and expensive cologne, and the kind of sex that leaves bruises shaped like questions. Cronenberg photographs desire as a medical emergency and medicine as foreplay, every frame polished to a sickening gloss yet soaked in the sour musk of obsession. By the end you can almost taste the copper in the air, feel the latex snap against wrist, and hear the soft, wet click of twin hearts finally deciding they’ve had enough of beating in unison. A masterpiece of elegant depravity. See more Jack F @MovieFan111 Nov 18 Cool concept with a good actor for the roll. See more Jerod S @jeroduptown Sep 21 Never thought there was creepy possibilities with twins until now - but these 2 gynecologists are whack. They share more than patients and end up dying together. See more Blu B Sep 20 A Psychological Horror Classic. Really well made all around. Irons is amazing in this and easily the best thing with solid direction. It's a dark exploration of the sibling bond in a way only Cronenberg could do. This suprisingly is very tame on the gore and really only has one scene with any. It's the complete opposite in the sense of something like Videodrome or The Fly. It's a slow burn the entire way the takes its sweet time exploring the ideas and twisted relationship between the two brothers. If there is any complaints it's honestly all minor stuff. IT's kind of difficult to tell the difference at times between the two brothers because the differences are so subtle. Visually also there really isn't many queues either. You really have to pay attention but you can follow it enough. It also can be a bit of a jump how thetwisted love triangle leads to addiction so suddenly. I don't really know how you fix it though because the editing between the doubles and merging of the images of Irons is freakin amazing and so smooth already. It's truly distrubing, fasinating, highly original, and again not a gore fest at all. Anyone who is a fan of any actors in this, the director, horror flicks, or psychological thrillers should check this out. Really never seen anything quite like it. See more Ava S @avawatches Aug 28 Dead Ringers starts slow, but once the psychological horrors take hold, it becomes an exciting yet devastating take on individuality, codependence, addiction, and human viscera. See more Ari V Jun 29 Not sure the character progression tracks flawlessly, but the performances (particularly Irons') well make up for any major gaps. 4.1/5 See more Read all reviews

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