User reviews

Having known Nathan for a number of years now and having an opportunity to work with him, there has never been a moment where he was anything less than professional. On and off set.

I have come across "creepy" directors before and not once, the whole time knowing him, have I been made to feel uncomfortable.

Everyone who goes into a Nathan Hill project know exactly what to expect. Nothing is hidden. I would actually love the opportunity to work with him again.

Nathan's films are fun throwbacks to 80s/90s action and thriller movies. It's actually a nice change to see movies like that made in Australia. His films are a fun experience and I look forward to his next. It will be another film of his on my shelf.

Well done to Nathan and the cast and crew of Lady Terror. Sweeping legs since '84. Xo.

Having enjoyed Nathan Hill's previous films, I was looking forward to "Lady Terror" and it did not disappoint.

The film dives headfirst into the chaotic life of a lawyer caught in a murder plot that's more twisty than a pretzel at a carnival.

Nathan is our frazzled hero, navigating drama, danger, and a dash of dark humour. I wouldn't expect anything less!

"Lady Terror" is a clear tribute to Corey Haim's"Blown Away" and the erotic thrillers of the 1990s. (The Red Shoe Diaries, anyone!)

I love how the movie never takes itself too seriously and features a cast member who is intentionally reminiscent of Danny Trejo. Jake 'Large' from Lawyers Large evokes subliminal imagery, particularly since he captivates every woman in the film! Yeah, alright!

"Lady Terror" is a nod to a time when movies were focused on storytelling rather than superheroes in capes! The Good Ol' Days!

The film is a fun binge-watch that doesn't overstay its welcome. If you're a fan of Nathan Hill's work, you will enjoy this!

For more belly laughs, you've gotta check out YouTuber Jay Harangue's interview with Nathan Hill and Lady Terror's leading lady, Phillyda Murphy.

Lady Terror's narrative is both compelling and intricately woven, ensuring that the audience is not just scared but also emotionally invested in the characters' fates.

The story is straightforward without any real crazy twists. The film has a dark and foreboding atmosphere, a characteristic of Nathan Hill's films, along with a consistent element of sexual content.

Nathan Hill's unique style offers a mix of drama, sensuality, and dark themes. As the protagonist delves deeper into the painting's mysteries, the audience is taken on a mesmerizing journey that blurs the lines between reality and imagination.