Movie Review: Fully Packed With Scary Scenes In ‘Malignant’

Malignant is a 2021 American supernatural horror movie directed by James Wan from a screenplay by Akela Cooper, based on an original story by Wan, Ingrid Bisu, and Cooper. The movie stars Annabelle Wallis as a woman who begins to have visions of people being murdered, only to realize the events are happening in real life. Malignant was theatrically released in North America on September 10, 2021. Critics said this particular movie is bloodily brilliant.

The movie follows Madison who is such a young woman, then terrified by visions of the murders of strangers. Later, Madison decides to find and save the victims. Malignant seems to be something put together by a machine diligently following an algorithm. Filled with jump scares, an almighty twist and the most important is the gory murders.

What ‘Malignant’ Is About

Malignant tells of Maddie who lives in an abusive relationship in a big old house with plenty of winding corridors and banging screen doors. After the horrific death of her husband, Derek, Maddie starts hearing the voice of Gabriel. At the beginning of the film, where many years ago, three doctors, Weaver, Fields and Gregory were trying to restrain a patient named Gabriel who apparently has the power to control electricity among other things.

In the present, after the death of her husband, Maddie seems to be able to see murders even as they are happening. Detectives Shaw and Moss find it difficult to believe Maddie even as her sister, Sydney tries to convince them. There is also a tour guide who has been kidnapped and is being kept captive. As Maddie digs into her past, things become clearer and bloodier.

What Can Be Said About ‘Malignant’

This movie was brilliant. It was different, exciting, full of adrenaline, just a mix of so many emotions. Adored the characters and the way James always puts in a bit of romance in his horror films, that needs to continue because it is just great. People would always appreciate movies like this that are unique, creative, new, and fresh.

Joseph Bishara’s musical scores for this movie had people tied into this whole movie. His musical scores contain lots of haunting themes, a combination of viola and saxophone, as well as drums, making up a weird jazz ensemble. After reading a bit more about how Bishara organized the music for the movie after viewing it, people will feel more in love.

Sources: YouTube Warner Bros. Pictures.

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