PsychTeacherSandy

As a woman of a certain age, I appreciated and was horrified by every aspect of this movie. Such a powerful message for women to learn to love themselves-exactly as they are. Moore and Qualley were both raw, absolutely emotionally raw, and they made this movie outstanding with incredible performances. Nice nods to other tales like The Shining and The Portrait of Dorian Gray. Plus, it was a beautifully visual movie that didn't bury the audience in unnecessary dialogue. Highly recommended!

If you're tuning in for the Ed Gein season three to learn about what Gein really did, don't bother. While Charlie Hunam does a good impersonation of Gein and Laurie Metcalf is excellent as his domineering mother, this isn't fact base-except for the bare bones of Ed Gein's life. This season seems to have been written and filmed simply for the shock value. I will spare you a recount of all the ways this is historically inaccurate. Suffice to say you're better off with an A&E Biography if you want the truth. If you just want to dwell on horror, then watch away!