Love Lies Bleeding (dir. Rose Glass).

[It] tells a stirring, shocking, and sexy romance wrapped around guns, bodybuilding, and self-destructive love. How Glass sets the mood through low-key, then bravura stylistic flourishes and needle drops before an all-out, neon-soaked, bonkers visual dance of murder and mayhem stuns audiences. However, the final twisted act and resolution fail to quite match the subversive sense of toxic allure and lust built up in the first hour. Still, it’s a desirable piece of unhinged pulp fare.