Oxalis

The film constructs its chilling narrative by relying on a cold, almost clinical examination of grief weaponized through science. It explores how trauma can warp rationality into a monstrous yet precise engine for revenge.

What lingers after the credits roll is the unsettling precision of the horror, a feeling that the moral contamination shown on screen might seep into our own world. The consequences feel both vast and intimately cruel. — MovieFinder Editorial