Part of the Blumhouse series of horror films for Prime Video. Centred on competing twin sisters in an elite music academy and a mysterious notebook belonging to a deceased student.
It’s not quite enough to prevent this B-grade rendition from feeling rather familiar and unsuspenseful, even if stars Sydney Sweeney (Euphoria) and Madison Iseman (Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle) provide a decent level of tension throughout.
Full reviewThe script is half-baked and rushed, too much of a collage of other, better movies, and too coy to embrace its trashiness or ever go beyond PG-13 levels of horror.
Full reviewNocturne isn’t just the best entry in the “Welcome to the Blumhouse” series, it’s one of the best Blumhouse movies in years.
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Nocturne is a reminder that the notes themselves are just as important as how you play them.
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Nocturne is played firmly in the key of Black Swan, and it is a confident interpretation.
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