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Replace
Kira's skin starts to age rapidly, dry out and crumble away. But then she discovers that she can replace her own skin with somebody else's.
16 June 1976, Augsburg, Bavaria, Germany
12 February 1979, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA
5 September 1990, Los Angeles, California, USA
1 July 1968, Cilder, Turkey
27 December 1958, Levittown, Long Island, New York, USA
July 16, 2017
Stylish and substantive, making you shudder on a regular basis.June 17, 2017
Replace may not be destined to be a massive crossover, but I suspect it'll be one shared often by horror fans as a "Have you seen this?" cult favorite.July 19, 2017
body horror told from a female perspective, charting the desire - vain in every sense - for eternal youth.June 21, 2017
Some fumbles, yes, but at least there is momentum.August 15, 2017
merging the tradition of Countess Elizabeth Báthory with a more modern quasi-vampiric quest for eternal youth, and tragically tracing the double standards in our differing attitudes to the ageing of men and women.July 17, 2017
Keil directs with maximum impact, offering saturated colors, unusual angles and breathtaking lines in every frame.October 26, 2017
It's too bad that the plot devolves into predictable sci-fi fare fairly early on, seemingly sealing its fate as a direct-to-VOD release.July 30, 2017
Kira's decaying skin [as] figurative and literal metaphor on aging and vanity is enough to build from. Adding an amnesia subplot [is] a clichéd excuse to hide secrets.July 21, 2017
The core of the film is strong, and details around the interrelation of age, beauty, pain, identity and social status are well observed.August 18, 2017
For those who dig on mystery-infused psychological thrillers, be sure to see Replace as soon as you can.October 09, 2017
Replace is a bloody cautionary tale about both the human condition and the inevitable reach of science. See it before you're too old to appreciate its warning.