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Darlin'
Directed by
Pollyanna McIntosh
2019
1h 41m
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4.9
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43%
5.3
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A direct sequel to 2011's The Woman.
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Darlin' Ratings & Reviews
Backseat Mafia
Rob Aldam
An interesting, well-handled and genuinely fascinating horror.
PopHorror.com
Tracy Allen
Darlin'... is a disappointing sequel to The Woman.
Film School Rejects
Rob Hunter
Who knew the sequel to 'The Woman' would be so funny?
The Lens
Andrew Wyatt
The film's sharp-elbowed feminist ambitions are stymied by its scattershot plot, clumsy characterization, and tonal indecisiveness.
Citizen Dame
Lauren Humphries-Brooks
There's great satisfaction and hope in Darlin', but it comes in forms you might not expect.
Film Freak Central
Walter Chaw
A promising and at times exceptional hyphenate debut.
Spectrum Culture
Dominic Griffin
Pollyanna McIntosh should stay on your radar, but the actress' directorial debut is underwhelming.
Nightmarish Conjurings
Shannon McGrew
As with any indie film, there's bound to be bumps in the road, but I think fans of Offspring and The Woman will be happy to see the continuation of The Woman and her offspring.
AV Club
Katie Rife
Taking a harrowing Jack Ketchum adaptation and injecting humor into it is a challenge, one that McIntosh isn't quite equipped to handle in this wildly uneven film.
Film Inquiry
Amanda Mazzillo
Darlin' works as both a horror film and an examination of growing up and finding the people you want in your life.
RogerEbert.com
Peter Sobczynski
Polly McIntosh does indeed have what it takes to one day make a solidly entertaining and dramatically satisfying film, even if she hasn't quite done that here.
Blu-ray.com
Brian Orndorf
It's enough that the helmer isn't repeating McKee's mistakes from "The Woman," and while "Darlin'" isn't a rousing endeavor, it's better than what's come before.
Los Angeles Times
Noel Murray
"Darlin' " may not be as stomach-turning as "The Woman..." but McIntosh understands the strength of this strange series, which is all about how humanity is inherently savage and clannish, no matter how well-groomed and well-mannered we may seem.
Eye for Film
Jennie Kermode
The film is beautifully photographed and notable for the way in which it avoids objectifying its too often fetishised Catholic schoolgirls, instead finding its compulsive beauty in the wild landscapes to which Darlin' often longs to return.
Film Inquiry
Kevin L. Lee
Every few minutes, I feel yanked out of its world and reminded that I'm watching an erratic albeit ambitious film. It's hard to be completely, emotionally invested in the story.
Daily Dead
Heather Wixson
As a whole, there's a lot to enjoy with Darlin', especially when [director and writer Pollyana] McIntosh leans into some of the darkly comedic elements in the story.
Variety
Dennis Harvey
Its content grows so tonally awry that by the end, you're not sure to what extent McIntosh is serious or joking - nor is there much indication that she knows, either.
Bloody Disgusting
Trace Thurman
If you are a fan of 'The Woman' and want to see the story continued, then definitely give it a watch. Otherwise, there's just not much here to recommend.
The Hollywood Reporter
Beandrea July
A film that ultimately feels static and unresolved.
RogerEbert.com
Brian Tallerico
An imperfect movie, but I admire McIntosh's go-for-broke style and the ambition of this project, one that reminded me of George A. Romero in the way it tries to blend social commentary, pitch-black humor, and a heavy dose of bloody make-up.
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