"Almodovar leaves the audience without an easy place to rest."

(Pedro Almodóvar, Spain, 2011)

(Pedro Almodóvar, Spain, 2011)

Antonio Banderas stars as a mad scientist/plastic surgeon in the Spanish director's latest exploration of identity, anxiety and betrayal, writes Kirk Honeycutt.

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Movie review: 'The Skin I Live In'

With 'The Skin I Live In', Almodóvar focuses again on live flesh—yet somehow, it’s lost that rosy glow.

Spanish master filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar offers up a grisly Halloween trick-and-treat in his first full-out horror movie, an eye-popping and genuinely shock...

An obsessive plastic surgeon keeps a beautiful young woman imprisoned in his home in this hybrid of thriller, melodrama and horror film.

The Skin I Live In is idiosyncratic Spanish director Pedro Almodovar’s 18th film and the first in 21 years to reunite him with his discovery, Antonio Bande...

The Spanish master delivers yet another dark, twisted, sexy and beautifully built blend of melodrama and imagination.

Anything for Halloween? I’d vouch for The Skin I Live In, a scary, sexy and terrifically twisted horror film from the artist known as Pedro Almodóvar, Spa...

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Few filmmakers are more assured or alluring, even when we fear we're following a monster.