Hey, hey! My first film post since May! It’s been ever too long.
Last Night in Soho is a film I found out about somewhat recently, intrigued more by the cast and director more than the premise itself. Not to say the premise isn’t interesting, but when you have the likes of Thomasin McKenzie, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Matt Smith among the main cast, with Edgar Wright orchestrating the overall, that’s enough starpower to have most at least curious. Though it’s labeled as a horror film, that didn’t deter me from seeing it in theaters fairly quickly.
Like most horror films I’ve seen, however, it ends up being something of an immersive trap.
(Minor story spoilers will be present in this review.)
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