The Innocents: Be very afraid of the children
Film review: A sense of psychic dread pervades this paranormal drama
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Film review: A sense of psychic dread pervades this paranormal drama
Stellar performances by a young cast in this Norwegian supernatural-thriller. Film review by Harry Thorfinn-George
Back in 1965, Pete Townshend of The Who wrote “The Kids Are Alright.” More than a quarter of a century later, Dexter Holland of The Offspring took a completely different
The director of The Innocents, Eskil Vogt, discusses the film, the controversy surrounding its casting, and why it includes the sacrifice of a friendly feline
The Worst Person in the World co-writer Eskil Vogt writes and directs The Innocents, a chilly horror feature about young kids with dangerous psychic abilities slowly learning that some people shouldn’t have superpowers. In the vein of Brightburn, Raising Dion, and Midnight Special. The Innocents is in limited theatrical release and available on VOD.