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From the scary to the audacious, here are five body horror movies you might have missed

Synopsis

A fading celebrity takes a black market drug: a cell-replicating substance that temporarily creates a younger, better version of themselves. There’s nothing scarier than being human, and these films fully explore the inhuman ways our bodies can betray us. Ray Liotta was cast in the film in February 2022, but he passed away in May of that year before he could film his scenes.

Elisabeth Sparkle: There was a slight abuse of the Substance

Dennis Quaid replaced him, but Liotta is still mentioned in the director’s “Thank You Notes” during the credits. The bathroom mirror reappears intact after being smashed multiple times during the fight sequence. A special thanks in the credits goes to the many extras in the theatrical scene, who were covered in blood.

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Pump It UpWritten by Michael Hall, Leonardo StellaPerformed by Earl GregoryProduced by Julien Deguines. Let me start by saying: I love body horror and if you don’t, or are squeamish about it, you might want to give this movie a pass. That said, I thought the balance of disturbing, hard-hitting, intriguing, and gross was just right in a world where fillers, botox, facelifts, and implants, skincare routines, and obsession with youth are at their peak.

It’s smart, it’s gross, it’s sharp, and it’s a fun watch

media, THE SUBSTANCE questions whether the “new, better ‘you'” is really “you” – you are one, but maybe not the same one. Moore and Qualley were a great duo, and Quaid played as believable a Hollywood sleezeball as possible. Check out our list of exciting new films from this year’s film festivals, including Venice, TIFF, the New York Film Festival, and more.

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