‘Ferine’ Review: Motherhood Begets Beastliness in Andrea Corsini’s Upscale Horror

Variety reviews Andrea Corsini's feature 'Ferine,' expanding his two-thousand nineteen short into a horror film about motherhood and pregnancy. The film blends paranoiac and violent themes around those topics. It arrives as part of a recent surge in horror cinema exploring maternal paranoia—a trend that traces back to 'Rosemary's Baby.'

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