A troupe of young dancers is sucked into an LSD-induced hell in Gaspar Noé’s latest grand guignol vision

The camera captures every freak-out, recrimination, stolen kiss, and betrayal in what is a miracle of synchronicity.

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

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

Husband Karl is none too good in bed, so Monika's GP advocates masturbation. Friend suggests, 'You'd better get a lover. After all, you can't keep masturbating

What is the Gaspar Noe movie Climax about? Dance, sex, drugs, nudity, Sofia Boutella, and an amazing soundtrack.

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.

Gaspar Noé is known for being a provocateur; for better or worse, his latest work cements his reputation. The film, an exercise in style over substance, begs the question of how much is too much, and how it is that we view and value such shocking cinema.

After a beautiful, jarring hip-hop number, the visually gifted director Gaspar Noe spoils the fun with vapid gossip and a sick orgy of bloodshed.

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