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Secluded in the French countryside, a brilliant, obsessive doctor attempts a radical plastic surgery to restore the beauty of his daughter’s disfigured face—but at a horrifying price. At once ghastly lyrical, Eyes Without a Face is a true rarity of horror cinema and has influenced countless films. —The Criterion Collection
This exceptional surrealist horror is remeniscent of Tim Burton’s early work. Even the music is notably Danny Elfman-esque. The most impressive attribute of Eyes Without a Face is that it exceeds the… read review
This is a really great horror Film. No gore, no guts, no raunchy sex or stupid teenagers. The Plot was very well thought through- everything made sense and ran very fluidly. It was thrilling and actually… read review
This film, 50 years on (!), still has the power to unnerve, horrify and disgust. Certainly a film about pain and human cruelty. One could dissect it by saying that the story is alluding… read review
This film portrays the horrific acts of a doctor trying to save his daughter and the daughter who would rather die than be saved by these terrible deeds but these ideas could have been distilled in… read review
