LILITH

Cinemavixion Review

Alexander T. Hwang's "Lilith" plunges into the dark heart of vengeance, offering a horror anthology centered on the titular demoness. Drawing from rich mythological roots, the film presents Lilith not merely as a supernatural entity, but as a potent symbol of retribution against patriarchal oppression. The narrative, though episodic, weaves a compelling tapestry of punishment for male transgressions. Felissa Rose, Thomas Haley, and Michael Wainwright deliver performances that anchor the film's thematic weight, navigating the descent into Lilith's wrath. While the IMDb rating suggests a challenging reception, the film's ambitious exploration of its source material and its potent feminist undertones make it a noteworthy, albeit grim, addition to the horror genre. "Lilith" is a film that dares to confront uncomfortable truths through its terrifying premise.