Yeesh, I didn't like this one at all, and I can't help but feel like a lot of the buzz around this movie is purely off the back of Mia Goth's, albeit excellent, unhinged performance. Following Possessor, I was very intrigued to see what Brandon Cronenberg would do next and while a similar Sci-Fi + Social Commentary plotline is there, this quickly fades into psychedelia and masturbatory body horror that feels aimless and purely visual. I'm sure there is a message in here about rich individuals being above the law due to their infinite finances allowing them to cheat the legal system; I'm sure there is an exploration of the human psyche and how we can flip between normalcy and degeneracy at the drop of a hat when consequences are removed; I'm sure this movie has a lot to say but something just isn't connecting with me with how it's told and shown. A rather large whiff of the bat for me on this one, but I'm glad I got to see more of Mia Goth doing what she does best. While I think she's probably above comic book movies, I'm sure she's currently at the top of the list to take over the Harley Quinn character in whatever iteration WB spit out next, but I digress.