8
… a terrific, chilling and astonishingly well acted horror film with a genuinely fantastic lead turn from an actress destined for stardom.
8.5
… the experience of actually playing Saros is almost always utterly compelling.
8.5
… a psycho-pop thriller that weaves esoteric magic with a sharp, blood-stained needle.
7
Devotees of Mobile Suit Gundam will be pleased by the results, but for anyone new to the franchise, it would be better to understand the assignment first.
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