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Antlers (2021)

A small-town Oregon teacher and her brother, the local sheriff, discover a young student is harbouring a dangerous secret that could have frightening consequences.

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DawdlingPoet 29 May 2022

'd been led to believe (by a certain film critic, one Mark Kermode) that this isn't so much a horror type film but more of a bizarre mystery film and I'd have to disagree - while this doesn't feature tons of explicit gore, its more horror based than mystery based I'd say and that's fine but I didn't really feel there was much in the way an intriguing storyline and the mystery was probably what was meant to be going on. Most of the scenes are set in the dark and we do see the monster, if only briefly at times but it could scare more squeamish people I suppose. I don't think I fully followed the storyline properly to be honest. Its got a bit of a spooky folktale feel to it and indeed I wasn't entirely surprised to see GdT (Guillermo del Toro) credited as a producer. I suppose it has a sort of urban type horror feel to it, like Pan's Labyrinth. I didn't feel this was an entirely memorable film as such, so I wouldn't recommend it, no.

JLuis_001 06 Nov 2021

Even with all the respect I have for Guillermo del Toro, when I read his name announced in big letters as a producer, frankly it worries me. Many of the horror films he has produced are actually bad. Now from the beginning you can see why he wanted to produce this film. A horror story with folk overtones and a strange creature in the middle of it all. That has Del Toro's style all over the place, but the most surprising thing of all, is that even with the good reputation of its director, Antlers simply never comes to life. Visually I cannot criticize it for anything. You can actually see the director's hand in that regard, especially in the third act. But to get there you need to burn some good 70 minutes that are slowly consumed in a story that doesn't manage to build itself up in the best way.

TheFameLover_ 29 Oct 2021

Watching it at the theater was a good experience. Although few jumpscares they still managed to scare me. The atmosphere is the best part though.

GinaK 02 Nov 2021

I have been a horror film buff from childhood, and consider this film a classic from beginning to end, although perhaps not a personal favorite (time will tell). The young boy caught up in all the horror was completely believable, and a child of his age is next to impossible to cast as the focus of a horror film. The terror was very natural and not full of cleverness, so it always seemed genuine. The rest of the cast was convincingly rural and naive, and so their personal reactions also seemed genuine. And the gore was never gratuitous, but an integral part of the film.

Richard Lawson 25 Oct 2021

Little clarity can actually be wrestled out of Cooper’s dank creation, a shallow, dour film that pays rote adherence to the mandate that horror must and should offer profound personal or social commentary.