Our detailed walkthrough of all the new footage in Ari Aster's director's cut argues that "Midsommar" is even better than it was before. On July 3, Ari Aster’s “Midsommar” was released on ...

Midsommar, like Ari Aster’s previous feature, Hereditary, deals with grief and trauma through intense moments of violence, and grapples with what coping can look like.However, by way of sun ...

In “Midsommar,” Aster’s reach is even bolder — he has made a sun-dappled socio-pagan cult nightmare that connects to our time in ways that explode in your head long after the movie is over.

Midsommar, meanwhile, is stranger fare and has less cinematic tradition to rely on. Midsommar Is Florence Pugh's Best Horror Movie But Her 2018 Netflix Film Is Also Super-Terrifying.

Midsommar ends with Dani being crowned the May Queen and choosing Christian as the village's midsummer sacrifice. The film's final shot shows Dani in her floral dress and crown, initially wrecked ...

"Midsommar" is an upsetting movie, and I mean that word in pretty much every way you can think of. Writer/director Ari Aster's second horror feature, after "Hereditary," upsets because of the ...

Talking with The Hollywood Reporter about his cultural influences for 'Midsommar,' Ari Aster also shares the way he approaches stories with a cynicism and bleak sense of humor.

Overall, “Midsommar” isn’t quite the masterpiece “Hereditary” is — its climax is visually stunning but not entirely surprising. Still, this gorgeous piece of filmmaking throws down a ...

“Midsommar” is the story of a group of American graduate students who are invited, or lured, by a Swedish friend to a remote summer festival, which turns out to involve a series of ritual murders.

Throughout “Midsommar,” Park sought to blur divisions between the sound design and the spellbinding original score by Bobby Krlic (the British composer who performs as the Haxan Cloak).

Warning: Major spoilers for “Midsommar” follow. Stop reading if you haven’t seen the film and want to stay in the dark. THE ORIGINS OF THE HARGA.

Midsommar is in no rush to solve its many mysteries. The third act is full of surreal images of revelry and ritual sacrifice, plus a sex scene that's as hilarious as it is appalling.