Director Gaspar Noe delivers a film heavy on style but light on content.

Gaspar Noé is a shit disturber. You can tell from his films that he enjoys pushing the envelope, making audiences feel uncomfortable and using his art to ma...

The film shows a very dark side of human nature.

★★★★★ Gaspar Noé’s Climax is arguably the French provocateur at his most subdued, but it still manages to be a rollicking thrill ride of sweat,...

★★★★☆ Gaspar Noé is back on form with Climax, a frenzied tale of a dance group training for an American tour. Their after-work party descends...

“Climax” is hard to love, but there’s something going on here that’s worth respecting. Directed by Gaspar Noe, it’s not…

The latest from Gaspar Noé just doesn't know when to stop, but that's the point, maybe?

Poisoned punch turns a dance rehearsal into a nightmarish trip in Gaspar Noé's film. Read the Empire review.

Noé comes off like the naughtiest and most attention-starved pupil in the Lars von Trier school of cinematic outrage.

Disco inferno: youth culture gets a taste of its own medicine in Gaspar Noé’s apocalyptish musical

'Climax,' the latest from French enfant terrible Gaspar Noe, revolves around a dance party that descends into hellishness.

This story of a dance party gone very wrong, which premiered at Cannes, is possibly Noé's best movie.

Gaspar Noe's 'Climax' is an acid test of endurance

The climax of “Climax,” Gaspar Noé’s cheerfully deranged and feverishly protracted rave-gasm of a movie, takes place at an all-night dance party gone ...

A French dance troupe drinks sangria spiked with LSD and descends into carnal violence in a film that turns into "just another Noé freakout, familiar in ton...

For his latest provocation, Gaspar Noé spikes the punch and clears the dance floor.

Gaspar Noé is known for being a provocateur; for better or worse, his latest work cements his reputation

Climax is a film of frenzy and a communal experience turned hellish . . . it feels as emotionally hollow as a middle-schooler spouting curse words...

On four films from the Midnight Madness program at TIFF, including new works from Gaspar Noe and Peter Strickland.

Noé is a personal filmmaker, an artist, with a unique vision and style, pulling off feats with bravura, like a lion tamer taking a melodramatic bow. 

  Fiercely feral, dis-orientingly trippy and (for some folks at least) sure to inspire flashbacks, Gaspar Noé’s “Climax” is horror that hits you wher...

'Climax' finds French filmmaker Gaspar Noe dosing the traditional dance movie — and giving us a brilliantly cinematic bad trip. Our review.

Gaspar Noé returns with an uncompromising street dance/horror hybrid.

Gaspar Noé has probably never been likened to Lazarus before – or any other saint, for that matter – but he’s fully earned himself the comparison with...

We watched them and rated them, now read all about them. The Globe’s critics reviewed a wide selection of films screening at TIFF 2018 so you’ll know whi...

We watched them and rated them, now read all about them. The Globe’s critics reviewed a wide selection of films screening at TIFF 2018 so you’ll know whi...

Gaspar Noé's "Climax" is doing "The Red Shoes" on LSD; a ridiculous, provocative and orgiastic bizarre meta-mashup of dance movie and Giallo horror.

Cannes 2018: Director Gaspar Noé unleashes a troupe of Europe's most nimble dancers to vogue you, krump you and pop-lock you through one very bad trip

In the trippy, drug-fueled dance film "Climax," director Gaspar Noe puts his audience right in the center of a kaleidoscope of insanity.

In his vapid but lively new mindfuck about a dance rehearsal gone wrong, enfant terrible Gaspar Noé flexes his singular knack for the terrible.

Gaspar Noé's latest plunge into hell starts as a depraved youth dance musical, and a good one. Then it all goes — yes — straight to hell.

It’s like if you turned Step Up into a horror flick.