Centered on body horror, the film raises a larger question: is a ‘new, better version’ of oneself truly better in an age where youth is often artificially achieved?

She takes to a serum called The Substance to temporarily create a younger version of herself, Sue, played by Margaret Qualley ... also critiquing the way we view women’s bodies ...

French director-writer Coralie Fargeat’s second feature The Substance had its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival this ...

Unfortunately, Elisabeth and her new counterpart, Sue (Margaret Qualley), don't exactly see eye-to-eye on how ... Victoria ...

Unfortunately, Elisabeth and her new counterpart, Sue (Margaret Qualley), don't exactly see ... (the sole survivor of the first movie) by his side. David Howard Thornton's Art was already up ...

Ross shoots the film entirely through Elwood’s point of view, making for an intimate ... straight woman to Margaret Qualley’s chaotic, womanizing Jamie. It’s a winning performance that ...

Amidst faith, truth, sin, forgiveness, and redemption, ‘A Taste of Sin’ delves deep into the spiritual side of man that is as strong ... The movie, which stars Margaret Qualley, Anthony Mackie, and ...

Thomasin McKenzie has joined 'Victorian Psycho,' the new psychological horror film reteaming 'Sanctuary's Zachary Wigon and ...

The Substance stars Moore as a TV fitness guru named Elisabeth Sparkle whose boss ( Dennis Quaid) wants to replace her with ...

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