Hunter Schafer and Dan Stevens star in Tilman Singer's "Cuckoo," a twisty, confounding horror movie set in a remote motel in the German Alps.

The actor’s elevated schlock is impressive but isn’t enough to save this thriller going off the rails

Does NEON's latest horror movie lives up to the hype?

The further writer-director Tilman Singer goes in articulating the strange goings-on that drive this stylish, unsettling thriller, the less compelling it becomes. 

Hunter Schafer and Dan Stevens star in Tilman Singer's surreal horror.

Suffice it to say that this gonzo body-horror thriller more than lives up to its title.

Directed by Germany's Tilman Singer, the Bavarian Alps-set movie has precedents like "Suspira" and "The Birds," but unspools with a confident flair of its own.

Hunter Schafer lends the movie some intelligence, while Dan Stevens steals the show as a polite maniac you can see coming from a mile off. 

A young woman begins to suspect something is desperately wrong at the ski resort her family have moved to in Tilman Singer's uneven sophomore film.

Hunter Schafer's resolute teen and Dan Stevens' bonkers villain add to the fun.

Suffice it to say that this gonzo body-horror thriller more than lives up to its title.

Tilman Singer’s Cuckoo, which premiered at the 74th Berlin International Film Festival in February of this year, stars Hunter Schafer—best known for her captivating role in the HBO teen drama series Euphoria—in one of her best performances yet.  Dan Stevens, who has previously impressed in The Guest and Downton Abbey, delivers a chilling and magnetic performance. […]

The ‘Euphoria’ star is menaced through a German alpine resort, while Dan Stevens continues his run of oddballs and weirdos – it’s a spooky treat

Euphoria’s Hunter Schafer is a convincing scream queen in this Germany-set chiller which prioritises mood over plot

Dan Stevens and Hunter Schafer create tension in NEON's new summer thriller "Cuckoo." Tilman Singer's film goes long on style, but not resolution.

Black Forest fairy tale strains credulity

Cuckoo is a bonkers, bloody rollercoaster of terrorizing sound design and dynamic performances.

Screening at the Berlin Film Festival, Tilman Singer's chiller has an intriguing premise but keeps missing the target

Hunter Schafer is a very good actress. This probably won't be news to anyone who watched even the first episode of Euphoria, where her aching vulnerability seemed to swallow the scenery whole. Fresh from appearing in the latest Hunger Games, the actress takes her first leading role in Cuckoo, a supernatural horror that doesn't feel

Hunter Schafer and Dan Stevens star in 'Cuckoo,' Tilman Singer's reproductive horror about a German Alpine resort that hides a nightmarish conspiracy.

Cuckoo Review - Tilman Singer's sophomore effort continues his streak for weird high concept horror, starring Hunter Schafer and Dan Stevens.

On three premieres from Berlin, including new films starring Cillian Murphy and Hunter Schafer.

Hunter Schafer impresses in this ’entertainingly-deranged’ horror from Tilman Singer, set in the Bavarian Alps

Director Tilman Singer takes inspiration from Dario Argento for this slice of Euro-horror for his latest film "Cuckoo"

Euphoria star Hunter Schafer faces down something terrible in the woods in this kooky, spooky intrigue.

"Luz" director Tilman Singer returns with an Alpine freakout that takes its too seriously even as it pokes fun at its own silliness.

Dan Stevens menaces Hunter Schafer in German director Tilman Singer's deliriously entertaining, very bonkers second feature."Cuckoo"

Unable to commit to either realism or absurdity, Tilman Singer's 'Cuckoo' largely fails to live up to the promise of its title.