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   Critics consensus Its script doesn't quite carry the dramatic heft of his earlier work, but Park Chan-wook's Stoker showcases his eye for sumptuous imagery and his affection for dark, atmospheric narratives populated by mysterious characters. More reviews on Rotten Tomatoes

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   Feb 27, 2013 · The chilling and stylish and aggressively creepy "Stoker" begins at the end and takes us on a shocking and lurid journey before we land right where we started, now seeing every small detail through a different lens.

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   After India's father dies in an auto accident, her Uncle Charlie, who she never knew existed, comes to live with her and her emotionally unstable mother.

   • 70% (205)
   • Director: Park Chan-Wook

   • Content Rating: R
   • Actors: Mia Wasikowska

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   Is 'Stoker' a good movie?

   • The chilling and stylish and aggressively creepy "Stoker" begins at the end and takes us on a shocking and lurid journey before we land right where we started, now seeing every small detail through a different lens. It's disturbingly good.

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   Is 'Stoker' a supernatural thriller?

   • Uncle Charlie ( Matthew Goode) is just back from business in Europe, and he strikes an immediate connection with India. Like without talking. As in he can maybe hear her thoughts, and she can read his. But "Stoker," the first English-language film by Korean director Park Chan-wook ("Oldboy"), is no supernatural thriller.

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   Is Stoker really a B-movie titillation?

   • For all the dreamily ominous imagery and portentous Philip Glass piano music, Stoker is really just a grubby little titillation, a B-movie absurdity dressed up in fancy clothes. Enjoy a year of unlimited access to The Atlantic—including every story on our site and app, subscriber newsletters, and more.

   'Stoker': The Family That Slays Together - The Atlantic

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   Is Stoker a nihilistic story?

   • Nasty and nihilistic, Stoker tells the story of a family gone bad that was already bad to begin with. It's a straight line into the abyss without any real surprise or variation. And it's pretty hard to get stoked about that. This article is from the archive of our partner The Wire.

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   Feb 24, 2013 · Stoker Review. After her husband dies in a car accident, lonely widow Evie (Kidman) invites his estranged brother (Goode) to stay. This doesn’t sit well with Evie’s strange daughter ...

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   Feb 27, 2013 · Today we review the new artsy thriller Stoker, from acclaimed director Park Chan-wook.

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   Parents need to know that Stoker is a dark thriller that riffs on Hitchcock's Shadow of a Doubt and has nothing to do with Dracula author Bram Stoker. The movie is filled with gruesome murders and lots of blood, including spraying, spattering, and dribbling down a wall.