Film Review: Midsommar
sends a troubled relationship and its most immediate witnesses to an exotic locale and asks if they have what it takes to survive. Things go as poorly for the pair as you'd guess, but not, perhaps, in quite the ways you'll expect. A rangier if less frightening film than Aster's debut, it suggests the budding auteur's honeymoon with highbrow-horror fans isn't over: He has more sides he wants to show them, and he's willing to risk embarrassment to explore his vision.
Once they're in remote northern Sweden, though , the men grow less concerned with Dani's presence and more interested in their surroundings.
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