London’s latest visitor attraction, ‘Serial Killer,’ delves into the dark world of serial killers with graphic exhibits, artefacts, and murder scene reconstructions. While the exhibition promises historical and educational value, its focus on gore and sensationalism raises questions about its ethical implications and its appeal to morbid curiosity.
In a Violent Nature, a distinctive slasher film that explores the genre from a fresh perspective, is now playing in theaters. Writer-director Chris Nash boldly attempts to blend the trashy elements of classic slasher movies with the artistic sensibilities of arthouse dramas, resulting in a captivating yet occasionally uneven experience. While the film’s stunning visuals and gruesome prosthetic effects are commendable, its thin characterizations and sometimes awkward dialogue hinder its full potential. Despite its limitations, In a Violent Nature showcases Nash’s talent and leaves viewers eager for his future projects.
