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Cleanskin is a smart and visceral thriller.

Saturated as it is with unreliability and delusion, this is a film that relies heavily on atmosphere to keep viewers involved.

Padded in places and threadbare in others, like an old mattress.

It's the script and the visuals that really sing.

Why something so English, which includes actors of David Hayman’s quality, despite the Scottish accent, appears rudderless is difficult to justify.

From a gentle start In The Meadow gets very dark, very quickly.

The kind of period drama that screams “festival launch” but doesn’t trust its audience enough to tell its story subtly or with any surprises.

The film’s creature design is rather clichéd but the detail work elsewhere shines.

You ache for Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn to show them how this is done

This is a film that lets words sizzle more than anything.

Cronenberg is most certainly David’s son, and while he’d probably prefers to avoid comparisons, his proclivity towards jarring imagery and shocking material instantly calls to mind his father's work.

An intriguing, well-acted, quietly funny film that, though it is outright weird most of the time and certainly won't be to everyone's taste, has a quirky charm and emotional heart.

While this premise could have worked well, it doesn’t – mainly because you couldn’t care less what happens to the whole horrible bunch.