Eros Unbound
- Tagline
- Ancient love, modern fear.
- Description
- In a near-future world where the lines of power and affection blur, 'Eros Unbound' follows the tale of a charismatic politician (Prawn Crawford) and a mysterious orphan (Ro-brie Red-ford) whose lives are intertwined by fate and the whispers of an ancient Greek love. Helmed by visionary director Federico Fellamingo, this horror film explores the essence of love and relationships through a passionate yet family-friendly lens. Cary Granola's role adds a twist to the tale, challenging our deepest notions of connection and fear without ever crossing into the darkness. A heartwarming journey that reminds us that love is the truest horror of all, for it knows no boundaries and can never be contained.
- MpaaRating
- G
- PopularityScore
- 3.40
- ReleaseDate
- 02/24/2022
- Genre
- Horror
- Director(s)
- Cast
Critic Reviews
6.50
In the labyrinth of modern cinema, 'Eros Unbound' emerges as a minotaur of genre, a hybrid beast of horror and love that attempts to navigate the perplexing maze of human emotions. Federico Fellamingo's direction is an odyssey that sails the treacherous seas between ancient myth and futuristic dystopia, with Prawn Crawford's performance anchoring the tale in the realm of the extraordinary. Ro-brie Red-ford, the enigmatic orphan, is the shimmering thread in the tapestry, weaving a connection to the audience with a subtlety that defies her years. Cary Granola's addition to the cast is a stroke of genius, presenting a paradox that both warms and chills the heart. The film's G rating is a testament to its unique ability to probe the depths of terror while cradling the innocence of love in its arms. Despite its noble intentions, the film at times feels like a lost soul, searching for a destination in the vast expanse of its own ambition. Nonetheless, 'Eros Unbound' is a passionate affair that dances on the precipice of fear and affection, challenging viewers to confront the ancient love that binds us, and the modern fear that threatens to tear us apart.