In awe of Aronofsky's brilliant mind

Rating: 10/10 (22 September 2018)

I do not want to go into details about how artistic, symbolic and peculiar this movie was, you can read other reviews for that. Instead, I'll only tell you about the emotional journey this movie made me go through from the moment it started.
It was captivating from the beginning. I found myself constantly asking questions. At one point, I became so frustrated that I punched the couch I was on about six times (never done this during a movie before). I found this movie beyond fascinating, horrifying and at many points frustrating. By the end of it, I was truly disturbed. I started screaming WITH Jennifer's character. I almost literally pulled my hair out. This has never happened to me before. This is the first horror movie that has no jump scares and yet managed to horrify me. It's disturbing in a fascinating way. I'm guessing most people won't get the symbolism so if you're reading this review before watching the movie, it's about the story of Genesis (the Bible) with Aronofsky's own spin on it.
I do not write movie reviews, my writing skills aren't that high. This is the first time I'm writing a review for a movie. That says a lot about this movie. I do not recommend it if you are suffering from serious mental health issues or are triggered by themes of religious abuse/ abuse etc.