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Kira's skin starts to age rapidly, dry out and crumble away. But then she discovers that she can replace her own skin with somebody else's.
Keywords:  #Barbara Crampton #Lucie Aron #Norbert Keil #Rebecca Forsythe #Replace #Replace (2017)
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Daily Dead
August 18, 2017
For those who dig on mystery-infused psychological thrillers, be sure to see Replace as soon as you can.
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Nerdist
June 17, 2017
Replace may not be destined to be a massive crossover, but I suspect it'll be one shared often by horror fans as a "Have you seen this?" cult favorite.
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SciFiNow
July 19, 2017
body horror told from a female perspective, charting the desire - vain in every sense - for eternal youth.
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Film School Rejects
October 09, 2017
Replace is a bloody cautionary tale about both the human condition and the inevitable reach of science. See it before you're too old to appreciate its warning.
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Film Threat
June 21, 2017
Some fumbles, yes, but at least there is momentum.
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Eye for Film
July 21, 2017
The core of the film is strong, and details around the interrelation of age, beauty, pain, identity and social status are well observed.
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Aisle Seat
July 16, 2017
Stylish and substantive, making you shudder on a regular basis.
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Sight and Sound
August 15, 2017
merging the tradition of Countess Elizabeth Báthory with a more modern quasi-vampiric quest for eternal youth, and tragically tracing the double standards in our differing attitudes to the ageing of men and women.
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The Film Stage
July 30, 2017
Kira's decaying skin [as] figurative and literal metaphor on aging and vanity is enough to build from. Adding an amnesia subplot [is] a clichéd excuse to hide secrets.
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Birth.Movies.Death.
July 17, 2017
Keil directs with maximum impact, offering saturated colors, unusual angles and breathtaking lines in every frame.
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AV Club
October 26, 2017
It's too bad that the plot devolves into predictable sci-fi fare fairly early on, seemingly sealing its fate as a direct-to-VOD release.
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Genre: Thriller, Horror, Mystery
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