Longlegs
Directed by Osgood Perkins
Lee Harker, una nueva y talentosa agente del FBI, ha sido asignada a un caso sin resolver de un asesino en serie. A medida que la investigación se complica y se descubren pruebas ocultistas, Harker se da cuenta de que existe un vínculo personal con el despiadado asesino y debe actuar con rapidez para evitar otro asesinato familiar.
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- Paul Walsh3 de marzo de 2026I appreciate Osgood Perkins generally and this film is quite good. Nic Cage is unhinged and unrecognizable as the antagonist and Maika Monroe brings her deadpan energy to the film. The atmosphere is oppressive, much like his previous feature The Blackcoat's Daughter.
- Adi Pricope8 de febrero de 2026It's tense and somehow boring
- JPKGWV23 de enero de 2026Seems like a Silence of the lambs wannabe. The soundtrack does it's best to terrify, but the visuals and story line don't support it. Most of the individual pieces seem like a recipe for a horror/suspense/thriller, the total package fails to succeed.
- sophiakonat22 de febrero de 2025His legs were not even that long
- MrTrivet23 de enero de 2026Longlegs by Osgood Perkins is a horror film that clearly prioritizes atmosphere over narrative precision. From its opening conversations about faith and prayer, it suggests a world where no effective shields against evil exist; neither religious nor rational. The story of FBI agent Lee Harker oscillates between procedural investigation and metaphysical nightmare, where intuition carries more weight than logic. When examined closely, parts of the plot feel inconsistent, but Perkins treats this as a deliberate trade-off. Some films seem almost contaminated by evil, producing a physical chill regardless of narrative coherence. Longlegs works exactly this way - through mood, sound design, and unsettling framing. The use of a constricted, Polaroid-like frame for reminiscences is especially effective, severing the past from the present and turning memory into something alien and haunting. This is a film meant to be experienced rather than solved and its power lies precisely in that impurity.
- rg94001 de noviembre de 2024It's best to ignore the hype when watching this movie because outside of raising your expectations, it might also just make you think this movie is going to be very different than it actually is. It's a slow-burn serial killer procedural in the vein of Silence of the Lambs that worms its way into you. I watched Os Perkins' earlier works in The Blackcoat's Daughter and Gretel & Hansel. I noted his excellent skills with the technical aspects of filmmaking, and they are as sharp as ever in Longlegs. This movie is extremely stylish, with excellent camerawork, cinematography, imagery, and sound editing. Maika Monroe's acting is phenomenal -- she inhabits the sharp-witted detective while still making her fear palpable through the screen. Nic Cage is...okay? I think a lot has been hyped up about his performance, but I think he acts exactly the way I was expecting him to act. The problem with Os Perkins' earlier movies was limp scripts, and I was wondering what he could do with something stronger. This movie is mostly that. The movie starts out incredibly strong, and the sense of dread, mystery, and atmosphere is well-developed. However, as the movie progresses, I did feel like it started to struggle to bring everything together in a satisfying way. Namely, it introduces an element late into the movie that I just did not think landed. Also, at times, the dialogue is a bit soft spoken and obtuse, leading me to be confused if I was supposed to understand what was happening yet or not. Even though the ending didn't work for me, I still thoroughly enjoyed this movie and think it is as strong as some of the other arthouse horror movies people visualize from the past 10 years (many of which share similar issues regarding obtuse elements). It might not be a 10/10, but it's still incredible. The imagery in this movie is really fantastic, but don't go in expecting a ton of jump scares or anything in your face. It's a much more atmospheric movie. Honestly, the biggest drawback to this movie isn't anything related to what is in it. The viral marketing and hype machine around it are going to set unrealistic expectations and lead to disappointment from people expecting another Conjuring-esque movie. However, I would still highly recommend it.
- Amber4 de enero de 2026Very entertaining! One of Cages better films!
- Jaffer10 de octubre de 2024Artsy crap
- Niztradamus23 de diciembre de 2025Listen, I know, that rating seems harsh but hear me out. I have watched this movie when it came out. I couldn't remember a thing about it but everyone saying it's great. Now after rewatching I know why I can't remember. I was so bored I did literally anything else on the side just to not fall asleep. I had the same experience my second watching and needless to say, I can't even tell you what really happens in the latter half of the movie. They went for the whole Seven vibe but no... This ain't it.
- makdelart28 de noviembre de 2025Despite some (seemingly) already well-worn technical tricks, it keeps you gripped until the very end.
- Hipster ZOMBIE21 de febrero de 2025Longlegs was a film that was built up on a lot of hype. The creepy build up to the film with its eerie marketing was next level. Then came the movie and I have to be honest it’s a let down. Nicolas Cage is hyped up to be the scariest thing in the movie but he comes across more comical than anything else. At no point does he instill any sort of dread. The overall story is just build up to a ridiculously lame ending that is just insulting. Really it’s that bad. Maika Monroe who plays Agent Lee Harker is exceptional in the film with her performance but beyond that this film was all hype and nothing else.
- Spencer MB8 de junio de 2025Just go watch Se7en.
- Rick12 de febrero de 2025Somehow I had it set in my head that this movie was about giant spiders. No idea where that came from. But this was really good and creepy. The lingering wide shots amped up the dread in a good way.
- camageddon27 de noviembre de 2025really good but misleading title :(
- j.pete67 de octubre de 2025I LOVE YOU NICOLAS CAGE
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Longlegs Trivia
Longlegs was released on 10 de julio de 2024.
Longlegs was directed by Osgood Perkins.
Longlegs has a runtime of 1h 41min.
Longlegs was produced by Chris Ferguson, Nicolas Cage, Dan Kagan, Brian Kavanaugh-Jones, Dave Caplan.
Lee Harker, una nueva y talentosa agente del FBI, ha sido asignada a un caso sin resolver de un asesino en serie. A medida que la investigación se complica y se descubren pruebas ocultistas, Harker se da cuenta de que existe un vínculo personal con el despiadado asesino y debe actuar con rapidez para evitar otro asesinato familiar.
The key characters in Longlegs are Agent Lee Harker (Maika Monroe), Longlegs (Nicolas Cage), Agent Carter (Blair Underwood).
Longlegs is rated 16.
Longlegs is a Terror, Suspense, Crimen film.
Longlegs has an audience rating of 6.1 out of 10.
Longlegs had a budget of 10 MUS$.
Longlegs has made 128 MUS$ at the box office.