Men (2022)
Academy Award-nominee Jessie Buckley (The Lost Daughter) stars in this A24 horror sci-fi from Alex Garland (Ex Machina) as a young woman who goes on a solo vacation to the English countryside after the death of her ex-husband. However, as the tagline says, "what haunts you will find you."
2022Rating: MA15+, Strong horror themes, blood and gore, violence and nudity100 mins
HorrorScience Fiction
- Director:
- Alex Garland
- Writer:
- Alex Garland
- Cast:
- Jessie BuckleyRory KinnearPaapa Essiedu
Men (2022) | Reviews
69%237 reviewsRotten Tomatoes® Score
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Seattle Times
What this movie does have to say, it hammers home to make sure you really don’t miss it.
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The Globe and Mail
Men is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma, all scrawled in crayon.
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Slant Magazine
(Men) rarely gets beyond being a mere catalogue of the different ways that guys can be irritating around and dangerous toward women.
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Empire Magazine
Alex Garland once again shows an unmatched ability to conjure a beautifully uneasy atmosphere... but the substance underneath doesn’t quite connect.
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BBC
The film is anchored by Buckley, whose performance is fiercely real, a wise move amidst all that blatant symbolism.
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Vulture
Despite all the broken bones, the graphic deaths, and the copious amounts of blood, the driving idea behind Men is not bold enough to feel frightening.
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Paste
Men is a horror film operating largely under nightmare logic... and in a broad sense can’t offer many true surprises...
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The New York Times
In Men (Garland) skillfully manipulates moods and subverts expectations without achieving the unsettling, hallucinatory clarity of his best films.
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Men tries to teach men a lesson about women’s trauma—tedious in the extreme
With on-the-nose imagery, the folk horror sees Alex Garland return to simplistic ‘gendered brain’ analysis.
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Australian trailer and release date for proper English nightmare Men
Can’t live with ’em, can’t live without ’em. Here’s the newest horror from Ex Machina director Alex Garland.
Men (2022) | Release Details
Men (2022) is now playing in 23 cinemas in Australia.