The best movie I've ever seen, and which I will never see again.

Rating: 10/10 (25 July 2019)

Right from the start of Midsommar we are introduced to the traumatic vision of Ari Aster, which feels a little too realistic for just being fiction.
It is as if Ari had first hand suffered the things that happen in the movie, not the cult part, but pretty much everything else.
There were couple of scenes that disturbed me down to my core on a personal level.
This is not a horror movie in a traditional sense, instead of fear you end up feeling traumatized and a little bit dead inside (this might be due to my experiences in my real life.)
Ari has really created something unique.
He has pushed horror as genre drastically forward. After seeing Midsommar, all Hollywood horror movies with their unnecessary cheap jump scares feel like nothing.
Midsommar was perfect vision of dread, hope, and in the very end, twisted deliverance.