Storyline
In the menacing inferno of the old American West, Liz is a genuine survivor who is hunted by a vengeful preacher for a crime she didn’t commit.
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Cast
Dakota Fanning, Guy Pearce, Paul Anderson, Peter Blankenstein, Carice van Houten, William Houston, Tygo Gernandt, Dan van Husen, Ad van Kempen, Emilia Jones, Hon Ping Tang, Bob Stoop, Bill Tangradi, Dorian Lough, Kit Harington, Adrian Sparks, Frederick Schmidt, Justin Salinger, Carla Juri, Ivy George, Naomi Battrick, Sam Louwyck, Jack Roth, Jack Hollington, Vera Vitali, Alexandra Guelff, Natascha Szabo, Martha Mackintosh, Joe David Walters, Joseph Kennedy, Henry Buchmann, Fergus O'Donnell, Andrew Harwood Mills, Charlotte Croft, Ellie Shenker, Frieda Pittoors, Sid Van Oerle, Amelie Ha, Irene van Guin, Judith Edixhoven, Talizia Hoysang, Paula Siu, Griffin Stevens, Lydia Pauley, Isabella Depeweg, Florentine Seuffert, Sue Maund, Elizabeth Müller, Alexandra Wirth, Baely Saunders, Stephanie Andrzejewski, Rebecca Theresa Schedler, Danila Linzke, Hans-Joachim van Wanrooij, Farren Morgan, Julie Plitschke, Raimond van Soest, Katharina Frucht, Leon van Waas, Ian Xu, Ninh Kerger
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Reviews
67
In a way it’s a shame that film builds backwards, because while it adds layers of tricksy narrative intrigue, that trajectory somewhat simplifies the thematic texture as the movie wears on.
60
Dark, lurid, sadistic and powerful, it is at the least a fascinating and bold debut, and promises better to come.
60
Brimstone is hampered somewhat by its ponderous, doom-laden pace, and resultant bloated running time, but remains an intriguing slant on the spaghetti western.
60
It feels like a sermon delivered by an extremely cine-literate preacher.
58
If, for all of its godawful men, “Brimstone” has a hard time sewing its feminist fervor into anything more than a thin shawl over its bleak spectacle, this disturbingly watchable religious Western makes a solid case that hell is a place on Earth.
