Love this film.

Rating: 9/10 (6 July 2020)

Agree with most others here who rated this highly.
For those looking for Horror (aka slasher horror, this is not what you want). Every time I watch this, I like it more and more. It's like watching a slow burning fire roar through the wilderness- you KNOW the main characters are most likely in imminent danger but you really could never guess how or what will occur. You know more messed up stuff is coming and you just keep watching on the edge of your seat. I don't really understand why some of the deaths are so torturous and violent if this Midsummer festival is meant as a celebration of life but... Maybe I'm just dense. Once they occur though it's like the community then beautifies the death as if to cleanse the act of straight up murder. There are a whole bunch of times I would've noped out of there so fast though.
Also agree- the acting and cinematography were brilliant. But I do wish Francis pugh's character wasn't portrayed so pathetically. Like she just gave up and gave in. Oh well, I'm not the director.
To all the Swedes who've commented on the lack of reality here.... we know this isn't an accurate depiction of your culture, as much as, half naked teenagers running into each other and away from a masked man with a chain saw through the woods, is a reflection of the US. Either scenario *could* hypothetically happen, but we know it won't.... probably.