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"Terror comes calling."
Months after a tragic accident, Sarah, a young pregnant woman, must spend Christmas Eve alone in her house before giving birth the next day. But in the middle of the night, a creepy visitor knocks at her door willing to do anything to get what they want, setting off a night of pure terror.
“Terror comes calling.”

Alysson Paradis
Sarah Scarangelo

Béatrice Dalle
The Woman

Nathalie Roussel
Louise Scarangelo
François-Régis Marchasson
Jean-Pierre Montalban
Jean-Baptiste Tabourin
Matthieu

Dominique Frot
The Nurse
Claude Lulé
The Doctor

Hyam Zaytoun
Police Officer
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Julien Maury directs. Laurent Barès behind the camera. François-Eudes Chanfrault scores. Baxter cuts. Runs lean at under 100 minutes. A commercial under-performer on release. Produced in France. Dialogue in French.
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9 wins & 5 nominations total
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Only a mentally ill person can make something like this, a film that lacks any logical plot, a film that has no normal story, just a bloody slaughterhouse accompanied by nonsensical scenes such as a policeman taking a detained person on a chain and going to the house with him. slaughterhouses take place and to make matters worse he puts a gun in his hand. Or that the girl makes a hole in her throat and seals it with duct tape. Only someone mentally ill can like something like that, the film has no plot, the story is simply nothing but blood. I understand it's horror blood belongs there, but it must have some plot, etc. This has nothing but blood that is interspersed with nonsensical scenes that are unreal and nonsensical. Definitely one of the worst horror movies I've seen, but the mentally ill may like it.
I simply cannot allow the only review on Inside to be a negative one. Inside is a brilliant horror film and the absolute best example of French extremism you could hope to find. The writer's are masterminds, paralleling the foreign invader that is an unwanted pregnancy to the disgust and discomfort brought on by a foreign invader in your home. Even the title, Inside, exists to reflect this idea, referring to both inside the body and inside the home. Absolutely incredible gorefest with tons to think on.
57/100 A day before a woman is due to give birth, she's terrorized by a home invader who wants the child. It's obviously showcasing its French extremity roots with impressive levels of violence and gore. But that's all its got as I was continually questioning everything that was going on - why did or didn't she do that? ..why doesn't she scream? ..are those cops really that inept? Normally, I'd let it slide but it was obvious they were exchanging realism for blood splatter, much to its detriment, me thinks. Points deducted for gratuitously killing an animal? Shame on you. - DrNostromo.com
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