両親の離婚により、母親と２人暮らしをしていた17歳のグレッチェン。あるきっかけで、気の進まないまま父親のルイス、義母のベス、そして２人の娘である妹のアルマと、ドイツの山奥にあるリゾート地へ移り住むことに。到着した一家を待ち受けていたのは、謎めいたホテルオーナーのケーニヒだった。口のきけないアルマに対し、不可解な興味をあらわにするケーニヒ。グレッチェンは、その静かなリゾート地に強い違和感を覚えてゆく。
- Paulo Coelho Alves2024年10月9日Plays out like an über-stylish nightmare, light in logic but that hardly matters when the vibes are this on point. The German Alps setting and its maddeningly vague time period, the color grading and score, the way every character is just on the right side of odd on the David Lynch spectrum - it all comes together beautifully, sometimes terrifyingly, other times hilariously, often all of those things at once. Hunter Schafer's Gretchen takes enough beatings to put John McClane to shame and does it with a lot more style, and Dan Stevens is clearly having a blast putting on a German accent and dialing his weirdness all the way up.
- rg94002024年11月1日I saw the mixed reviews for Cuckoo and decided to watch it anyways because the reviews indicated strong performances by Hunter Schafer and Dan Stevens, both of whom I like a lot, as well as commenting on a strong atmosphere despite a questionable and confusing plot. The trailer had given me strong Wayward Pines, Stepford Wives, Don't Worry Darling vibes -- all stories that while flawed had an entertaining atmosphere with the concept of this idyllic town with darkness lurking underneath. I left the movie with a very different impression compared to reviewers. I actually thought the plot was fairly straightforward and not very confusing. Yeah, some plot points don't really go anywhere, e.g. [spoiler] what the hell happens with her father and his wife [/spoiler]. But it wasn't confusing or vague I think, though I also didn't find it particularly interesting either. However, I did not find strong atmospheric vibes from this movie. The town lacks personality and the setting does not make any sort of impression. Outside of a couple characters, you don't even get the sense that there are people in the town. It also lacked scares and tension. There are some stylistic choices that were certainly different but kind of grated on me a bit. Where this movie really works, and what the reviewers accurately mentioned, is the very fun acting of Hunter Schafer and Dan Stevens. Even if it isn't intentionally campy, both of them give it a great B-movie vibe that makes it a lot more entertaining than if it was led by other actors.
- Kevin Ward2025年7月1日This is my Lady Bird Hunter Schafer final girl has arrived. Did not know what to expect and I definitely did not expect that. The film holds its mystery pretty close to the vest. There’s obviously something very strange going on with this Bavarian Alps resort town, but the film takes its time unfurling its secrets and beating the hell out of Schafer’s Gretchen in the mean time. Dan Steven’s is wonderfully smarmy as Herr König, the enigmatic owner of the secluded resort. The rest should be left up to your own discovery. While I don’t really love what resorts actual secret is, it was certainly fun getting there. And there are some thematic layers to dig into regarding family dynamics, grief (of course) as well as women’s health (bodily autonomy) which could allow the aspects I didn’t love to grow on me. Loved the atmosphere and the sounds design. There’s a great sequence where Schafer rides her bike down a wooded lane that is really well executed utilizing lighting, moving shadows, framing, etc. Strong 3.5, but I waffled between 3.5 and 4. (Edit: I’m going with 4 now. Lots of shots keep replaying through my head.)
- Hipster ZOMBIE2025年11月17日I put off watching Cuckoo thinking I would one day watch it and find out why some reviewers hold it in high regard. And why so many people are enamored with its star Hunter Schafer. Despite some beautiful cinematography and a great sense of atmospheric horror and isolation, the film is a confusing, boring snore fest. As for its star, Schafer is a lifeless husk that shambles around from scene to scene. If you are looking for a suspenseful horror movie, look anywhere else.
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カッコウは2024年8月8日に公開されました。
カッコウはTilman Singerが監督を務めました。
カッコウの上映時間は1h 42mです。
カッコウはKen Kao, Josh Rosenbaum, Markus Halberschmidt, Maria Tsigka, Thor Bradwell, Ben Rimmerがプロデューサーを務めました。
両親の離婚により、母親と２人暮らしをしていた17歳のグレッチェン。あるきっかけで、気の進まないまま父親のルイス、義母のベス、そして２人の娘である妹のアルマと、ドイツの山奥にあるリゾート地へ移り住むことに。到着した一家を待ち受けていたのは、謎めいたホテルオーナーのケーニヒだった。口のきけないアルマに対し、不可解な興味をあらわにするケーニヒ。グレッチェンは、その静かなリゾート地に強い違和感を覚えてゆく。
カッコウの主要人物はGretchen (Hunter Schafer), Henry (Jan Bluthardt), Luis (Marton Csokas)です。
カッコウはRと評価されています。
カッコウはスリラー, ホラー, 謎映画です。
カッコウは、視聴者によって10点満点中5.8点をつけられています。
カッコウの予算は$700万です。
カッコウの興行収入は$668万です。