Honey Bunch

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Claudio C @Claudio666 Jun 15 Honey Bunch (2025) One of the Most Original Recent Films (12,510 – 14 Jun 2026 – Claudio Carvalho) In the 70’s, after a car crash, Diana (Grace Glowicki) stays in coma for a long period. When she wakes up, the doctors realize that she has memory loss and wounded hip. Her husband Homer (Ben Petrie) hires a recommended experimental treatment at an isolated mansion with Dr. Tréphine (Patricia Tulasne). After a couple of days, Diane’s memory improves and her hip heals. But she suspects the furtive attitude of Homer hides some secret. The Canadian-Finnish "Honey Bunch" (2025) is one of the most original recent films released by the industry. The well-built plot is developed slowly, keeping the viewer tense, but could have been shorter. The mystery is resolved in the violent ending. My vote is seven. Title (Brazil): "Ilusão Macabra" ("Macabre Illusion") See more B P @Bradster69 May 2 Retro Genre-Bender Takes Bold Swings See more Oscar E. @oscarpac Apr 19 This was a smart beautiful shot movie. I was actually blown away by the cinematography The third and ending act is a little out there, but it was definitely worth it. Would recommend. Well done. See more قيس جواد- Q @QaisJawad Mar 26 "Honey Bunch is an innovative horror experience that goes out of the ordinary, blending provocative thoughts about fulfillment with terrifying moments that keep you in a state of constant anticipation. What sets this film apart is its incredible ability to keep the viewer confused until the last minute, relying on a clever script and a strong acting performance that makes you feel every moment of tension. The director succeeded in creating a dark visual environment befitting the film's mysterious story. A very enjoyable film for all fans of thrillers and mystery films." See more Brenton D. @TheaterBat Mar 11 Much like the torment of a psychedelic thought loop, Honey Bunch is a disturbingly gratuitous decent. Picturesque sets clash with gagging soundscapes to create extreme unease.  Gorgeous colors, powerful jump cuts with terrific practical effects, and shocking makeup. This picture is extremely pleasing to the eye but the film overall leaves you with a sense of early onset dementia. The vibes were off to say the least but that’s what they were going for. See more Raya B @RT73818659 Mar 11 Honey Bunch starts off feeling a little weird but that oddness is exactly what pulls you in. The entire film carries this eerie, unsettling atmosphere that lingers from beginning to end. The music and overall feel of the movie especially stood out to me cause it has these vintage, almost 70-style tones that feel nostalgic but also deeply creepy. It constantly keeps you on edge, like something is just slightly off, even when nothing obvious is happening. What makes the film work is that sense of unease. The pacing, the tone, and the strange events unfolding throughout the story make you feel uncomfortable in a way that’s clearly intentional. It’s not a typical horror movie that relies on jump scares. Instead, it builds a slow, psychological tension that creeps under your skin. I wasn't too crazy about the ending but overall it's a decent film! See more Read all reviews

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