Bastante llamativa y aterradora. Ya sabemos que estos temas son crudos y fuertes pero en esta película están bien desarrollados y dejando un fuerte mensaje. Esta bastante bien la historia pero hay detalles que la pudieron hacer mejor.

Good original movie.

Rather slow beginning and cliched ending as the protagonists see off repeated threats. The odd element of wit.

Fresh (2022) is an interesting mix of horror and dark humor, taking a different approach to the usual thriller setup. The plot starts off engaging, following a modern dating experience that quickly spirals into something unexpected. While the premise isn’t exactly new, the way it unfolds keeps things unsettling enough to hold attention. It does lose some of its sharpness as it goes on, leaning a little too much on familiar horror tropes, but it still manages to keep things entertaining. The writing is decent, though some character decisions feel out of place, making certain moments less believable than they should be. The directing is solid, with a good balance of tension and style. There’s an interesting use of close-up shots that add to the unease without feeling forced. The cinematography stands out, using lighting and framing to create an eerie atmosphere that matches the film's tone. The sound design and score do their job well, adding to the creep factor without being overbearing. It’s not the kind of movie where the music steals the show, but it complements the visuals nicely. Acting-wise, Daisy Edgar-Jones carries the film effortlessly, making her character feel natural and relatable even when the script stumbles. Sebastian Stan brings a fun and unsettling energy to his role, making the dynamic between the two leads work well. Some of the supporting cast feel a bit underdeveloped, but the main performances keep things engaging. Overall, Fresh is an entertaining watch that delivers just enough tension and style to stand out. And while the story may not be entirely original, at least some parts of it are very well done… just not overcooked.

Is there anything like modern cannibalism? A culinary experience for those willing to pay whatever it's worth? I hope not, but this movie makes it seem plausible. A must see for anyone wading into the dating scene. Never trust a pretty face. It just might make a meal of you.

Sick & Twisted. Loved It.

I ended up going vegan halfway through this movie. But I’d still recommend it to anyone with a strong stomach.

Thoroughly enjoyed this movie, gruesome and funny at the same time. Just go with it.

A thought provoking, at times stomach churning storyline. The ending got a bit silly, but good performances all round. Well worth a watch.

Oh man… This was quite the ride. Very disturbing, but undeniably a fantastic film.

Very predictable and implausible. Nothing here that hasn't been seen before. Could care less about the characters. Stan does a good job but this is beyond saving.

This movie is very bizarre but it also has funny points, at first it seems like a romance movie but in reality it isn't.

FILME INCRIVEL, COM AS MELHORES ATUAÇOES E SIMPLEMENTE PERFEITO DO INICIO AO FIM, TEM ATE AS MELHORWS MUSICAS

I have seen this movie multiple times since it came out. I think this movie is so entertaining and has some great performances. I love the artistic style of this movie and the music choices.

Really sick film (Not good sick). This will put you off dating for life. I feel a bit disturbed now. Gonna watch Paddington to try and get it out of my head.

I love Molly. That is all. Everyone needs a friend like Molly.

Don’t watch you will not eat for the next day. Completely over the top and I’ve never felt more sick in my life. It is simply not worth it.

Stylish, unsettling.

If the ending just a bit better than this I would've give this a 9/10 ,but overall it's fun. So 8/10

Yes, it's a bit gory but it has more intelligence than the typical slasher formula whereby a madman simply murders people with no motive (i.e., over-rated garbage like Halloween, Friday the 13th, etc). At least this madman has an interesting motive and is played charmingly by Sebastian Stan. It loses a star and a half for me because "the wife's" motivations make no sense!, and there is a BIG age difference between Stan and Daisy Edgar-Jones which proves filmmakers are not in touch with reality when they present this as normal.