Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- September 22, 2017 (9 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 41m
- Rating
- R
- Language
- English
- Origins
- Companies
- COTA Films, Live Free or Die Films, Waypoint Entertainment
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Cast View all
Kirsten DunstTheresa
Joe ColeNick
Pilou AsbækKeith
Steph DuVallEd
Jack KilmerJohnny
Susan TraylorTheresa's Mother
Joel McCoyForeman
Michael PavlicekMike
Joseph Wray BarneyKid at Party #1
Henry PokorskiKid at Party #2
Kyler Jude HansonCustomer
Crew View all
Kate MulleavyDirector & Writer
Laura MulleavyDirector & Writer
Ben LeClairProducer
Ken KaoProducer
Kirsten DunstExecutive Producer
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External reviews
Still waters aren't all that deep in the stultifying Woodshock
The Mulleavy sisters' debut feature privileges striking style over dramatic substance.
Fashion powerhouse Rodarte crosses over into the film world with this tedious but tremendously expressive exercise in subjective cinema.
'Woodshock' drops Kirsten Dunst into a psychic free-fall as Laura and Kate Mulleavy's debut turn into a 'Repulsion' for potheads. Read our review.
The film’s hypnotic visuals show writer-directors Kate and Laura Mulleavy’s deft command of mood
The promising debut feature from fashion designer sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy is beautifully messy and emotionally muddled
Please accept what follows as a considered statement, arrived at through observation and experience, and not as film-review hype or boilerplate: Kate Mulleav...
Kate and Laura Mulleavy’s directorial debut isn’t light on ideas, it just never completes them.