It's not a movie for the faint of heart, but it's effective as both horror film and metaphor.

The impressive debut feature from French director Julia Ducournau centers on a meek teenage girl who enters a demonic veterinary school.

Facets hosts a lineup of “Alternative Horror” films for the Halloween season.

Scene: a tree-lined French provincial country road, on a breezy day, leaves swirling across the asphalt. A car approaches at a good clip. Suddenly a woman, p...

Come for the body violence, stay for the insightful, horrific take on the coming-of-age subgenre.

There’s more to ‘Raw’ than just it’s gross-out genre hijinks (although it has plenty of those, too)

Read the Empire Movie review of Raw. A classy French-Belgian horror with an unusual female perspective on monstrous taboos. Shocking but...

Raw: EW review

Gross-out Franco-Belgian cannibalism, and a hypnotic Wales-set horror

Julia Ducournau’s flesh-eating French thriller premiered in the Cannes Critics' Week.

A London-based noir starring Riz Ahmed, Alec Baldwin's Trump-like Boss Baby, Pablo Larrain's follow-up to Jackie, and a female-driven cannibal film

French director Julia Ducournau's provocative feature debut finds a young girl discovering her carnal desires.

This might be the most revolting film you’ll ever see, but there is a method to the madness of director Julia Ducournau

The blood-spattered French cannibal thriller “Raw” is arriving in theaters several months after its midnight showings at the 2016 Toronto International F...

Cannibalism goes to school in director Julia Ducournau’s extreme French fable.

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“Raw” is a toothsome morsel for horror-movie aficionados.

This movie yearns to be a pop-culture “Apocalypse Now,” with the human foe removed, the political parable toned down, and the gonzo elements jacked up.

This unspeakable endurance test by no-talent, first-time feature-film director Julia Ducournau is a French-Belgian co-production about (get a grip) a vegetar...

Raw is a celebration of female power—of realizing who you are, what you want and how to go after it, albeit with brutally bloody results.

'Raw' turns a cannibal coming-of-age story into a shocking, clever feminist parable – our review on what may be the best horror movie of the decade.

French director Julia Ducournau‘s assured debut is a satisfying blend of ‘Ginger Snaps’ and ‘Trouble Every Day.’

Dir: Julia Ducornau. France-Belgium. 2016. 98 mins

18-year-old Justine (Garance Marillier) is a meek vegetarian, which motivates her decision to enroll as a freshman at the same prestigious veterinary school ...

We’ve all known vegetarians who have decided to change their diet out of concern for animal rights or the environment or based upon religious beliefs. An...

★★★★☆ The intelligent, deliciously repellent Raw stays with you long after the sight of a nice trainee vet snacking on a fellow student’s severed...

"Suspiria" meets "Ginger Snaps" in a muscular horror evoking early David Cronenberg to announce a new talent in director Julia Ducournau.

A lonely vegetarian eats rabbit kidney. And then the murders begin.

It’s a loopy parable of abstinence and indulgence, bingeing and purging.

Raw is a charming French indie flick about a young vet exploring her burgeoning femininity and adolescent sexuality through cannibalism.