Hold on tight for this Netflix thriller that's full of unexpected turns

Allison Williams and Logan Browning play musical prodigies who have a fateful encounter in Richard Shepard's horror thriller 'The Perfection.

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Richard Brody reviews “Ma,” starring Octavia Spencer, and the Netflix movie “The Perfection,” starring Allison Williams and Logan Browning, and how they exploit the #MeToo movement.

“The Perfection,” starring Allison Williams, is full of surprises and deeply disturbing as it melds erotic thriller with contagion, revenge and slasher movies.

Richard Shepard’s taunting, genre-bending The Perfection is tailor-made for Netflix. That’s not meant as a derogatory statement about the platform’s “Originals” quality as much as an acknowledgment of the film’s attempt to seize a water cooler moment only possible through its universal accessibility. Presented as multiple chapters that cloak a structure of two discrete halves,

There’s shades of Brian De Palma and Park Chan-wook in this Allison Williams-starring Netflix thriller.

Most everyone who watches The Perfection will be staring at the screen slack-jawed, dumbfounded at the gory silliness they endured

A bloody cocktail of classical musicianship and grotesque revenge in which "Get Out" victim Allison Williams turns the tables.

'The Perfection' turns the story of two cellists, rivalry and revenge into a bloody thriller — then taps into something deeper. Our review.

If you like weird, boundary-pushing, and unexpected movies that divide audiences you'll probably love The Perfection.

Get Out’s Allison Williams plays a mysterious cellist in an intermittently alluring yet flatly directed B-movie that tries too hard to shock

The Perfection also reminds us that as much as pictures often come first, plotting usually should come a very close second.

Allison Williams' The Perfection is a cheesy guilty pleasure that delivers the thrills: EW review

There are times when Williams and Browning literally seethe with rage. Not surprisingly, these are the moments when The Perfection is most alive.

Allison Williams and Logan Browning give completely unhinged performances in this horror thriller. Warning: There are lots and lots (lots!) of bugs.