Nightbitch Review - Amy Adams stars in this darkly comedic fairy tale of motherhood by writer/director Marielle Heller.

The allegory is a bit confused, but the message still has bite in Marielle Heller’s surrealistic statement about all that women are asked to sacrifice 'for the continuation of the species.'

Amy Adams goes all-in for "Nightbitch," though the movie itself arguably should've been even weirder.

The multiple Oscar nominee has some fun as a mother at the end of her tether but this unsubtle mix of comedy and horror doesn’t go far enough

The semi-fantastical comedy starring Amy Adams and directed by Marielle Heller that had its world premiere Saturday night at the Toronto International Film Festival is much better than its widely mocked early clip would suggest. The title tells it like it is. Adams plays a mother — called Mother — who, werewolf-like, turns into a feral dog after she goes to bed.

Amy Adams stars in 'Nightbitch,' Marielle Heller's adaptation of the novel about a dissatisfied mother who turns feral to claw back her sense of self.

Marielle Heller's 'Nightbitch' has some tonal issues, but as usual, Amy Adams is fantastic in this dark horror comedy about motherhood.

In 'Nightbitch,' Amy Adams brings a feral performance to Marielle Heller's original take on motherhood. Read Entertainment Weekly's review.

Amy Adams leads a disappointingly rote treatise on motherhood with a simplistic feminist view in Nightbitch. Also, not enough dog stuff.

Amy Adams plays a mother who's convinced she's turning into a dog in the feature adaptation of the Rachel Yoder's book "Nightbitch."