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In a dystopian world torn apart by a brutal gender war, a young woman named Lily flees the chaos and stumbles upon a remote, decaying farmhouse. There, she discovers an eerie, matriarchal family living in a dreamlike haze, alongside a mute woman, a talking unicorn, and a giant pig. As Lily is drawn into their strange rituals and unsettling calm, the boundaries between reality and nightmare blur, and she must uncover the dark secrets that bind this house together before she loses herself entirely. A haunting, atmospheric descent into surreal horror from director Louis Malle.
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What is Black Moon about?
In a dystopian world torn apart by a brutal gender war, a young woman named Lily flees the chaos and stumbles upon a remote, decaying farmhouse. There, she discovers an eerie, matriarchal family living in a dreamlike haze, alongside a mute woman, a talking unicorn,...
When was Black Moon released?
Black Moon was released in 1970.
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User Reviews
DreamWeaver – 7/10
“This movie feels like a fever dream from start to finish. The imagery is stunning and unsettling, and the eerie silence made my skin crawl. It's not your typical horror, but if you appreciate surreal and atmospheric storytelling, it's worth a watch.”
ScaryFan88 – 5/10
“I wanted to love this, but it was too weird for me. The plot is virtually nonexistent, and the bizarre scenes with the unicorn and the giant pig felt more like a weird art project than actual horror. The vibe is creepy, but it didn't scare me.”
GoreHound – 6/10
“As a horror fan, I appreciate the originality, but this is more of a fantasy trip than a horror movie. The acting is decent, especially from the little girl, but the pacing is slow and there's no real payoff. Still, the surreal atmosphere is unforgettable.”
NightOwl – 4/10
“Honestly, I struggled to stay awake. The visuals are pretty, but nothing really happens, and the gender war backstory is barely explored. If you're looking for something with tension or scares, this isn't it. It felt more like a pretentious indie film.”
