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Resurrection ending explained: what happens at the end of the disturbing Rebecca Hall/Tim Roth thriller?

In the latest Matriarchy Rising, Jenn Adams examines 'Resurrection' and how it handles the links between trauma and motherhood.

This week, pop culture critic Richard Crouse reviews new movies: Emily the Criminal, Fall, Resurrection and Ainbo: Spirit of the Amazon.

Canadian critic watching bad movies, so you dont have to.

It’s been a good summer for horror — “X”; “Crimes of the Future”; “Nope”; “Bodies, Bodies, Bodies”; and now, Andrew Semans’ “Resurrection.”

Michael O’Sullivan THE WASHINGTON POST – Anyone for whom Rebecca Hall’s memorably enigmatic performance in last year’s The Night House is still fresh in mind – was the grieving widow plagued by the ghost of her husband, a suicide victim, or simply traumatised by grief? – will recognise aspects of that same conundrum in Resurrection. […]

A successful single mother encounters a terrifying man from her past in this crazily enjoyable horror movie.

Resurrection starts a world apart from where it ends. A psychological thriller about a woman's fight with PTSD, director Andrew Semans' soph...

There are very few actors with Rebecca Hall’s facility for making difficult, even...