Steven Soderbergh commits himself to the crazy premise (and cheap iPhone imagery) of Unsane

Steven Soderbergh shot "Unsane" on iPhones. The film is about a woman (Claire Foy) committed to a psychiatric facility.

Unsane preys upon two fears of the modern age. One fear is our oppressive health care system. The other fear is a stalker, which is unfortunately relatable t...

No American filmmaker is more in love with mundane American ugliness than Steven Soderbergh. Office cubicle walls of indistinct schmutz tones; the overhead g...

★★★☆☆ In light of the recent allegations of sexual harassment aimed squarely at the film industry, Steven Soderbergh’s Unsane – an i-Phone shot...

Claire Foy's anxious performance is just one highlight of Steven Soderbergh's latest.

Claire Foy is committed in Steven Soderbergh's iPhone-shot psychological thriller. Read the Empire review.

Shock corridors: Claire Foy’s spiky performance as an unwitting prisoner of a mental hospital is a light in the darkness

Soderbergh iPhones it in...

Claire Foy gets a raw deal on mental health care in 'Unsane,' Steven Soderbergh's low-budget indie shocker about a woman in mortal danger either real or imag...

'The Crown' star Claire Foy, who plays a woman involuntarily committed to mental institution maintains interest in Steven Soderbergh’s film, which was s...

Claire Foy stars in this satisfying genre trip in which the boundary between reality and fantasy is suspect.

Claire Foy stars in 'Unsane' as a woman who must convince people - including herself - that she doesn't belong in a mental institution.

Review: Shot on an iPhone, Steven Soderbergh's movie starts well but ends badly

In the most amusing scene in “Unsane,” Steven Soderbergh’s diabolically shrewd and spooky psychological thriller, a man advises a woman to delete her F...

Formal ambition aside, there’s little of note in Steven Soderbergh’s iPhone shot psychodrama.

Soderbergh’s thriller about a young woman who has been the victim of a stalker is a pretext for a passionate technical exercise.

Steven Soderbergh’s psychological thriller, starring Claire Foy and shot on an iPhone, and Aaron Katz’s Hollywood mystery.

Claire Foy stars in this low-budget, high-stakes horror film about a woman whose grasp on reality slips as she commits herself to a psych ward.

If you’ve ever spent a day on perma-hold with your health insurance company, you’re likely to find some catharsis in Steven Soderbergh’s “Unsane,” ...

In his latest, Steven Soderbergh toys with genre and showcases a great, game Ms. Foy in a thriller about a woman trapped in a psychiatric hospital.

I’m a sucker for movies that question the sanity of the maincharacter and thereby cause the viewer to wonder about the reliability of thenarrative. Such fi...

On the surface, Unsane is a potboiler, a routine stalker thriller. But it works because of how much there is going on within that familiar structure.

It’s a gimmick, a stunt, a filmmaking exercise. Shooting your movie on an iPhone? That’s for aspiring filmmakers, somebody looking for a cheap way to sho...

Steven Soderbergh's 'Unsane' is a thriller for the #MeToo generation – and Peter Travers is crazy for this iPhone-shot B-movie. Our review.

Claire Foy headlines a tricksy thriller shot by Stephen Soderbergh on an iPhone7

Unsane is confirmation of Steven Soderbergh's mastery of Hollywood's assorted genres.

Shot entirely on an iPhone, the film sees a woman, played by Claire Foy, committed to a mental hospital against her will.

The term “post-prime Federer” has recently come into the sporting lexicon as a way to describe the great Swiss tennis star’s career in the years since ...

Unsane plods along predictably with the horror genre, which has long treated women like prey

"Unsane" is vast deal better than it should be. It's pulpy and nasty and, featuring a terrific, Salander-casting-justifying turn from Claire Foy.

★★★★☆Claire Foy’s first role since abdicating from The Crown drops her into another oppressive environment full of lunatics. This one, however, i...

This tense character piece abandons gimmickry to explore the ways in which women's voices are ignored

As if you weren't already scared of hospitals.

The movie is worth seeing for craftsmanship alone

A quick-and-dirty genre romp, scripted, shot and cut with itchy, unpretty zeal — and performed with image-altering gusto by Claire Foy.

Like most of his films, Soderbergh’s new thriller, starring Claire Foy, tests a complicated thesis.

Unsane is rarely the vote of confidence that Apple hoped their iPhones would get as filmmaking tools, even if cinematography isn't always to blame in this pr...