This is my fourth time watching Midsommar and I think I’ve always vaguely felt that it was a 9/10. I tend to like my horror dark and brooding so it has always been a tricky film for me. But after seeing it multiple times there’s no denying that the movie really has no flaws, and the uniqueness of the film just caught me off guard initially. Perfectly executed tension building combined with a fantastic third act barely even makes this movie feel 2 and a half hours long. 

Folk Horror