A return of the body horror genre in 2022 only makes sense.
As one of the most anticipated films of the film festival,was more than well-received. Not only did it not have any walkout, but it also received a whoppingIn the short teaser trailer, we see some nightmare-inducing images — which is just a taste of the grotesqueness to come.
“As I told you, Kristen, you were a revelation to me. You can see an actor, and you can watch an actor, but you still don’t know what it’s like to be on the set with that actor. Sometimes it’s a difficult thing, because you’re not getting what you hoped you could get,” he said. “I don’t think I’ve said, ‘This was a real mistake, to cast this actor.’ But when you get a Ferrari instead of a Volkswagen, it’s pretty nice.
A theme of the film comes from one of its memorable lines: “surgery is the new sex,” which speaks to ever-expanding, futuristic fetishes Cronenberg says are more present now. “I think there’s already so much on the internet and so on about alternate forms of sex, and sex that doesn’t involve intercourse,” he said, “and it’s a search for a different kind of eroticism that is maybe exotic or invented...[Sex] has always got the element of politics, of culture, of economics, of the environment.
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