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Reunion review – Julia Ormond wows in slow-burn Kiwi horror – The Guardian
An academic studying black magic returns home in this disquieting horror, with Ormond on top form as a poisonous matriarch
Reunion is a two-in-one horror treat, serving up a scary mother and a spooky old house full of secrets. Evil mums are terrifying and pleasurable in equal measure; reflecting our intergenerational angst while pushing the same dynamic to spectacular heights. Here, Julia Ormonds deliciously passive-aggressive matriarch delivers both campness and genuine unease.
Reunion sees the return of Ellie (Emma Draper), an academic studying black magic, to her New Zealand childhood home. Heavily pregnant, Ellie…
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