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ACTOR
Gabriella WrightBret RobertsCarl WhartonTania Bambaci
DIRECTOR
Lucas Pavetto
SYNOPSICS
The Perfect Husband (2014) is a English movie. Lucas Pavetto has directed this movie. Gabriella Wright,Bret Roberts,Carl Wharton,Tania Bambaci are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2014. The Perfect Husband (2014) is considered one of the best Drama,Horror,Thriller movie in India and around the world.
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The Perfect Husband (2014) Reviews
Nice psychological horror movie
Nice psychological horror film. It's a low budget movie but it's stylish and well filmed. It is disgustingly brutal, and emotionally draining but it's beautiful and artistically drenched. The story is heavy with rich symbolism, the acting is brave! The cinematography is genuinely beautiful, nice plot, nice soundtrack and good atmosphere. The movie is alienating, loved the final twist.... A very stylish, tense film, truly a suspense-thriller-horror to be proud of from the Italy, It marks a return to the style of old school horror directors such as Dario Argento, Tobe Hooper and John Carpenter. i'd suggest you give it a watch
Smart, great indie horror that deserves more
I caught the trailer a couple of months ago and it looked interesting even if it looked like something that I've seen before. Having seen this movie, it ended up being a very well done psychological thriller with good atmosphere, great acting, and some well done suspense. Good: I like how subtle this movie approached the story. The first 30 minutes or so are a bit slow. It helped set the premise and develop the characters making them a strange couple with a family tragedy. Things starts to slowly unravel and the suspense is handled well with some great dread building throughout the movie. Then the horror starts and it is intense and rather freaky.
Low-budget thriller really packs a punch!
Nicola and Viola are a young married couple in the midst of marital woes after having lost a baby. A quiet weekend in the woods seems like the perfect solution but... This situation never ends well and before long, too much solitude gives birth to paranoia and jealousy and Viola finds herself in a desperate and brutal battle against the man she loves. Bret Roberts and Gabriella Wright give heart-wrenching performances as lovers pushed to the brink by grief and madness, and director Lucas Pavetto's crisp clear photography helps to elevate this thriller above others of its kind. Violent, disturbing and with a doozy of a plot twist that makes a second viewing mandatory, you'll want to marry yourself to "The Perfect Husband".
Good ol Italian horror!
As a horror film fan, I have wanted to see "The Perfect Husband" for a while, ever since I saw the violent trailer and clips. It does not disappoint in the gory violence department, but I found it to be too short, with an abrupt ending. Still, the film is a haunting exploration of the darkest corners of the human psyche; a portrait that doubles, or maybe masquerades, as a slasher. Gabriella Wright is good in the role of Viola, although her role does not demand much from her, except for a few scenes of considerable emotional range. The final minutes of the movie include an unbelievable twist that is sure to leave the viewer in a state of shock. This Italian film is not a must-see film by any means, but it is a must for art-house and horror film fans.
skillfully made film
I can see how this is not to everyone's liking however I truly think this is an above-average indie film. Very well done overall. Excellent acting, beautiful cinematography, intense mood and a great Italian locations. It is way better than most "blockbuster" films in this general category although I agree with most reviewers that it doesn't quite fit nicely in the "horror" genre. It is not full of cheap scares. Instead it relies on a family tragedy as one couple tries to overcome the loss of their child. It could be described as slow perhaps at the beginning, to some, yet I did not personally sense that it was overlong. It kept me quite engrossed throughout. I highly recommend this intelligent independent, skillfully made film.