Ben Wheatley's unexpected eco-horror is sinister and hilarious

A gorgeously shot tale of suspense and gonzo humor in the deep, eldritch forest. It's a feast for the senses even when it’s not making much sense.

★★★★☆ A bruising, beguiling return to the big screen, In the Earth finds Ben Wheatley once again on top form. Provocative, despicably playful, an...

The filmmaker's pandemic themed-genre film delivers fascinating psychedelic folk horror. Read Joe Lipsett's review.

Joel Fry and Ellora Torchia star in Ben Wheatley's folk-horror, shot during lockdown. Read the Empire review.

Total Film reviews Ben Wheatley’s pandemic horror as it premieres at the Sundance Film Festival 2021

Ben Wheatley nurtures his genre roots with 'In the Earth,' a viral isolation thriller that draws a menacing blurred line between man and nature in an alienat...

The film was written and shot mid-pandemic, over the course of 15 days last August, and is set during a similar (if not the same) outbreak

Ben Wheatley's resourceful micro-budget pandemic movie redefines what it means to commune with nature.

Review: Ben Wheatley’s freak-folk horror makes up in mood what it lacks in coherence

The pandemic adds an extra layer of threat to Ben Wheatley's folk horror film, 'In the Earth.'

Three new true-crime mystery movies make for compelling viewing: ‘Why Did You Kill Me?’, ‘Sasquatch’ and ‘The World’s Biggest Art Theft.’

Robert Bound is joined by the film critics Anna Smith and Tim Robey to review Ben Wheatley’s latest movie, the pandemic-set folk-horror ‘In The Earth’,...

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Ben Wheatley gets back to basics with this horror movie conceived during the pandemic.

Ben Wheatley makes an unnerving return to cosmic horror

A review of three films that premiered on the second day of Sundance 2021, including the latest from Ben Wheatley.

A low-budget thriller with elements of science fiction, horror, and mysticism.

Gruesome violence and grisly backwoods “surgery,” blood and stitches and axes and arrows, sharp stone shards left as booby-traps for the unwary dominate ...

'In the Earth' finds filmmaker Ben Wheatley back on track with a pandemic horror movie that doubles as a psychedelic freakout. Our review.

Ben Wheatley returns to (his) nature with a pandemic sci-fi scarer starring Joel Fry

In the Earth is a strange, overwhelming movie about getting lost in the woods from Ben Wheatley that will no doubt leave some viewers perplexed.

The latest from British filmmaker Ben Wheatley (‘A Field in England’) was shot during the pandemic and features a group of scientists being consumed by w...

There is a stellar moment in Mark Harris’ stunning new biography Mike Nichols: A Life in which the director’s early 70s oddity The Day of the Dolphin is ...

British filmmaker’s In the Earth is as technically impressive as it is nauseatingly psychedelic

This folk horror film hits the spot for Linda Marric

The latest film by Ben Wheatley, 'In The Earth' has moments of bleak humor, but it's trying to make meaning where there isn’t any.

Sundance 2021: The British director returns to his horror roots with a messy, creepy, annoying and at times deliciously nasty concoction fueled by COVID-era ...

It's somehow fitting that a horror helmer whose career kicked off with viral videos has gone and made a pandemic movie that infects the id.

The new horror film from Ben Wheatley, made quietly and quickly last year, evokes the pandemic but can’t figure out what to say about it.