The Animal Kingdom | Movie Review | Romain Duris and Paul Kircher

in a world hit by a wave of mutations that are gradually transforming some humans in the animals franois does everything he can to save his wife who is affected by this mysterious condition as some of the creatures disappear into a nearby Forest he embarks with a meal their 16-year-old son on a quest that will change their lives forever what's up mother chickens welcome back to the hen house today we're talking about the animal kingdom but before we do make sure you like and follow for all things movies and pop culture let's jump take a dash of anamorphs and Cronenberg and lock it in a room with a heap of Sweet Tooth and you can make animal kingdom this film Blends complex human emotion in almost eily possible government reaction to a global genetic mutation then proceeds to take its audience on a journey into body horror and human nature that leaves you questioning what your reaction would be films like this blur the line between fantasy horror and reality so well especially paired with some spellbounding VFX and costume and makeup work the father son and family Dynamic is at the Forefront of this story along with the acceptance of people's differences all the social commentary pair very well with the dark atmosphere of the Wilderness setting and only add to the tone of the movie Animal Kingdom is a knockout that you do not want to miss and it's available now on video on demand and digital from Magnolia and magnet pictures let me know what you think of it in the comments and like and follow for more mother chickens