Pretentious body horror has all the depth of a perfume commercial

"Divinity" finds Eddie Alcazar bringing a retro sci-fi aesthetic to a twisty black and white nightmare.

Resourceful director Eddie Alcazar enlists Stephen Dorff and Bella Thorne for a sci-fi film of tactile black-and-white imagery and a captivating heap of ideas.

An immortality drug causes social disruption in this ludicrously dystopian sci-fi experiment.

A Sundance dispatch on three films from the festival's NEXT section. 

Divinity is the very definition of a film that’s high on its own supply. Take its wonky, singular rush, or don't. 

Part Cronenberg, part Lynch, and full of gonzo ideas, Eddie Alcazar’s Sundance standout is a cautionary tale as chilling as it is unhinged.

Starring Stephen Dorff, Scott Bakula, and more, the real name you want to know with 'Divinity' is its innovatively batshit director Eddie Alcazar.

Stephen Dorff's pursuit of immortal beauty goes awry in Eddie Alcarzar’s eccentric, duly good-looking if murky B&W fantasy 'Divinity.'