Censor - Reviews

...fosters an increasingly desperate, anxiety-inducing effect.

...Bailey-Bond excels is in the construction of Enid's unraveling world.

It all adds up to a brilliantly adventurous first feature from a razor-sharp film-maker on the rise...

It’s a very elegant and disquieting debut.

A psychedelic rabbit-hole-drop of a movie from one of the most exciting new directors working in horror today.

...a slight and obvious slasher film whose satiric points are both slapped-down and endorsed.

...Bailey-Bond makes an incredibly confident horror debut with a film that’s packed with ideas, unforgettable images, and thrums with a love for the genre.

...all the more compelling for the deftness and precision with which it simultaneously skewers the film industry’s patriarchal bias, the rank hypocrisy of Thatcher’s Britain, and the brittleness of the male ego.

Horror fans will get the most out of this film...

...a gripping tale about trauma, obsession, and even a fun -- albeit bloody -- revisit to the low-budget, exploitation horror movies that played out on VHS tapes in the 1980s.