Finnish bath house at the end of the world cleans more than just the pores.
Links: AFFF / imdb
There's always something raw in these Northern European horror films. Usually a bleak setting in nature, a story set against the backdrop of man and the elements. And usually it's "men" and the elements, women are hardly ever the protagonists somehow.
The filth / cleansing theme in this film gave it a unity that I appreciated. It also had a kind of M. Night Shyamalan vibe to it, but then without the disappointing twist in the end that he always comes up with.
Rating: 6
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