Horns
Tags: cruelty, murder, paranormal, violence, flashback, romantic, revenge

Plot synopsis:
Ignatius Perrish (Daniel Radcliffe) was always seen by the people in town as an outsider. None of that mattered to him, because he was in love with Merrin Williams (Juno Temple). They are lying beneath a tree in the woods kissing. She asks him if he's horny. He says he's getting there. Ig promises to love Merrin for the rest of his life. She just wants him to love her for the rest of hers.Ig wakes up lying on the floor clutching a bottle of vodka. He groggily goes into the living room and puts on a David Bowie record to play "Heroes". He sees Merrin dancing for him. Outside his window is a news van and many angry protesters, holding signs that condemn Ig to hell. Merrin has been murdered, and everyone thinks he did it.Ig calls his lawyer friend Lee Torneau (Max Minghella) for help. He then goes to his family's home for sanctuary from the press. Ig's brother Terry (Joe Anderson) wants to help Ig clear his name. Their father Derrick (James Remar) has sought a lawyer for Ig, but all the other lawyers want Ig to take a plea, while Lee knows he is innocent. Lee later comes over to join his friends. He tells Ig that any evidence found on Merrin's remains were burned in a forensics lab, thereby leaving Ig with nothing to prove his innocence. Ig vows to find the real killer and finish him off.Ig goes to a bar where the bartender refuses to serve him because the other patrons are afraid of him. Glenna (Kelli Garner), an old friend of Ig's, takes pity on him and pours him a drink. She offers to go have a drink with him, but he wants to be alone.A large gathering of townspeople come together for a vigil around the tree where Merrin's body was found. Her father Dale (David Morse) tearfully talks about his daughter and also accuses Ig of killing her. Ig watches from a treehouse above them. After everybody leaves, Ig stomps on a statue of the Virgin Mary and then pees all over the candles. Glenna catches him and tells him to calm down. Ig blames God for not caring about Merrin when she needed help.The next morning, Ig awakens after sleeping with Glenna to two horns protruding from his head. He gets dressed and asks Glenna if she notices the horns. She does, but doesn't react beyond a laugh. She sees a box of doughnuts on the coffee table and asks Ig if she can eat all of them. He says yes, and she stuffs one in her mouth. It makes her stomach feel bad, and she washes it down with Diet Coke. Yet she still wants to eat the whole box because, as she casually tells Ig, she wants to get fat because everybody thinks she is trash and that nobody would sleep with her unless they were drunk like Ig was.Ig goes to the doctor to get the horns checked out. A little girl is screaming in the waiting room while her mother sits and does nothing. The mother tells Ig that she wants to kick her daughter's ass, divorce her husband, and go have sex with her black golf instructor because she prefers "black cock". A disturbed Ig goes to the receptionist and gives back the form he had to fill out. The receptionist tells Ig that she just wants to tell the mother to shut her kid up. She asks Ig if he thinks it's okay and he says yes. The receptionist gets up and yells at the mother to take her "screeching pig" out. The mother angrily yells at the receptionist and goes up to her. Ig grabs her arm and gets a peek inside her mind. He sees the woman having sex with her golf instructor and dealing with the screaming daughter at home. The little girl also tells Ig that she hates her mother and wants to burn her in her bed with matches.Ig sees the nurse. She is checking his blood pressure but is fixated on his horns. She tells him that she knows her boyfriend is seeing another girl. The doctor comes in and sees the horns but doesn't bother dealing with them and instead tells Ig that he wants to have sex with his daughter's friend, and then offers to snort oxycontin with Ig. Ig just tells him to saw the horns off. The doctor puts Ig under anesthesia and he passes out.We see a flashback to when Ig was a child and he first saw Merrin in church. She shined the light reflecting off her cross necklace in Ig's direction. Derrick tells him it's morse code. After the service, he finds Merrin's necklace, broken.Later on, Ig would hang out with Terry, Lee, Glenna, and another kid named Eric by the docks. They lit off cherry bombs and talked about Merrin, to whom Ig is attracted, which upset Glenna because none of the other boys seemed to really notice her. After lighting off a number of cherry bombs, Eric tells Ig he'll give him his last one if he rides down a log rail in a cart naked. Ig takes the challenge and rides off into the lake, hitting his head on a log. The logs come together, trapping him underneath. Lee jumps in and rescues Ig. Eric is forced to hand Ig the cherry bomb.Lee fixes the cross necklace and gives it to Ig in exchange for the cherry bomb. Ig gives it back to Merrin and starts hanging out with her. Ig learns that Merrin's mother passed away from cancer. They go back to his house and listen to David Bowie. Terry runs in and tells Ig that the cherry bomb blew up in Lee's hand. They run to the hospital where the boy has lost two fingers. He does feel happy seeing Ig and Merrin together. Ig later confesses to Merrin that it was Lee who fixed the necklace, and he blames himself for what happened to him. Merrin assures him that she left the necklace for Ig to find. They have their first kiss.Ig wakes up to see that the doctor left the saw in the horn to have sex with the nurse right next to him. Disgusted, Ig leaves, only to see in the mirror that the horns have grown.Ig finds a priest and asks for his help. The priest coldly suggests that he can get a rope and hang Ig, or Ig can do the deed himself. The only person that doesn't notice the horns is Lee. This makes Ig think the horns don't work on good people.Ig goes to his parents' home and hears the truth from both of them - his mother thinks she would be happier if he wasn't her son, and Derrick always thought Ig was a difficult child, and that he hates Ig for supposedly killing Merrin, because she was the only thing that he loved about Ig. He also reveals that he had someone burn the evidence in the forensics lab. Ig calls Lee about this, who says it's probably a blessing in disguise.Ig goes to the bar but is harassed by a gaggle of reporters trying to get a hot scoop from him. Ig tells them to fight each other, and whoever wins gets to interview him. The reporters then get into an intense brawl while Ig walks into the bar. The bartender threatens to hit Ig, but Ig tells him he doesn't want to do that. The bartender admits he wants to burn the bar down and collect the insurance money. Ig demands anybody in the bar to tell him if they know anything about Merrin's murder. The other patrons just admit more sinful things, and one man takes his pants off and whips his penis out. Ig leaves as the bartender lights the place up, and he walks past the reporters, still fighting.As Ig sits in his car to have a smoke, he notices a small box in the glove compartment. In another flashback, we see that Ig was telling Lee and Terry that he was planning to propose to Merrin that night at the diner, and that the guys would join them to celebrate. Ig later goes to the diner to meet with Merrin, who looks melancholic. She tells Ig that she is moving to Los Angeles, which he thinks is a good chance for a fresh start. However, Merrin says they should break up and see other people to know if he really wants to spend the rest of his life with her. He thinks she is already seeing someone else. She starts to leave, and Ig gets up and loudly argues with her until the manager tells him to leave. Ig leaves without a fight, just as Terry starts to come in. The next morning, Eric (Michael Adamthwaite), now a cop, finds Ig sleeping in his car and asks him when he last saw Merrin. The fact that Ig asked if something happened to her only fuels Eric's suspicions.Ig returns to the diner to talk to the waitress, Veronica (Heather Graham), who has been feeding the police false information about Ig on the night Merrin was killed. Veronica told the cops that Ig dragged Merrin into his car and took her into the woods to kill her before having anal sex with her. All of this so that Veronica can be featured on the news as a key witness.Ig goes to the jazz club where Terry plays with his band. Glenna approaches him and admits that she was always in love with Ig, which he did already know. After the performance, Terry meets Ig outside and admits that he was with Merrin after Ig left the diner. Ig attacks his brother and, as he touches him, sees into Terry's mind to that night. Terry drove Merrin away from the diner, but she ran away into the woods in the pouring rain. The next morning, Terry woke up in his car with a bloody rock in his hand. He ran into the woods to find Merrin dead. He wrapped the rock in his shirt and threw it in the lake to avoid being implicated. After this, Eric and his partner come in and cuff Ig. The two cops then make crude jokes about beating Ig while they jerk off.The next day, Ig finds Lee in town wearing Merrin's cross necklace. Lee denies it at first but then says she gave it to him. Ig breaks down, thinking Lee was the one that Merrin was leaving him for.Ig then goes to Dale's home to try and see if he knew if Merrin was seeing anybody or mentioned leaving him, only to have Dale point a shotgun at him, ordering him to get off his property.Ig goes down an alley to forcibly remove the horns, to no avail. A group of snakes slither on over to him, but they do not harm him. They slither onto him, and he is okay with it.Ig walks past Eric and his partner in their car. They threaten to arrest him, but Ig says they would be happier sucking each other off. The two admit they're gay and that they love each other, and they proceed to make out and have sex. Ig then gathers the snakes and finds Veronica in her car. The snakes make their way into the car and bite Veronica all over her face and body, scarring her and ensuring that she can't enjoy a life of fame.Ig, wearing the snake around his neck, goes to find Terry doing a lot of drugs. Ig forces Terry to do an enormous amount to trip out and eventually torture him with the same feelings that Merrin felt the night she died. Terry experiences a horrible trip and collapses.Down by the docks the next day, Ig meets up with Lee. Ig removes the cross necklace from him, and Lee can finally see Ig's horns. And then he admits that it was HE who really killed Merrin. Ig chokes Lee and sees his memories. Previously, Merrin suspected that Ig was going to propose, and she asked Lee if it's true. He said maybe. Merrin recently learned some things about herself and didn't want Ig to be involved with it, so she confided this to Lee. On the night that Ig left the diner, Lee followed Terry and Merrin until they stopped by the woods. Lee found Merrin in there and tried to kiss her, but she pulled back. He thought she left Ig for him, but Merrin says she loves Ig more than anything in the world. Angry, Lee struck Merrin and raped her before cracking her head with a rock. He then planted the bloody rock in Terry's hand and fled the scene. Ig grabs a pitchfork and tells Lee to go turn himself in, but Lee grabs a chain and whips Ig in the back repeatedly. He pushes him in his car and douses it with kerosene, then sets it on fire. Unable to get out, Ig drives the car into the lake. Lee later tells the police that Ig confessed to killing Merrin before killing himself.Ig emerges from the lake, terribly burnt but alive. He returns to Dale's home. Dale now realizes that Ig really didn't kill Merrin. He invites Ig inside and gives him a key that Merrin wanted him to have. Ig hands Dale her necklace, but Dale lets him keep it. Ig puts it around his neck, and then his burns heal and the horns go away.Ig brings the key to the treehouse and opens a box with a note inside from Merrin. It's written in morse code, and it says that Merrin knew she was dying of cancer like her mother, and after seeing how it affected her father, she didn't want Ig to know about it since he would have only wanted to marry her more, and she didn't want him to live with her suffering. She does vow to find him again someday in the same treehouse. Ig cries.Ig visits Terry in the hospital, recovering from his drug episode. Ig is sorry for what he did, and he tells Terry that Lee is the real killer and that he's going after him.Ig goes to Lee's house and asks him to join him for a walk. They go into the woods to the spot where Lee killed Merrin. Eric appears with a shotgun aimed at Lee, followed closely by Terry, who told Eric about Lee. Lee appears to go quietly, but he trips Eric and grabs the shotgun and shoots Terry in the leg. Ig grabs the pitchfork and tries to pull the shotgun out of Lee's hand, only to aim it directly in Eric's face and blow his head off. Ig and Lee struggle, when Ig then takes off the cross necklace. He suddenly grows wings that lift him in the air, and then they catch fire. His whole body is consumed by fire until he morphs into a demonic creature with bigger horns. Lee shoots at Ig, who bleeds lava, but he charges at Lee and impales him with his horn and throws him against a tree. The snakes then come by and wrap themselves around Lee, and one snake slithers through the impalement wound and into Lee's mouth, gagging him to death. Ig, now having avenged Merrin, falls and begins turning to stone. Terry rushes to his brother's side.The film ends with the opening scene of Ig and Merrin under the tree, suggesting they have reunited in death.

Review: It combines so many different movie genres into one fun, crazy, heart felt story that unfortunately is not going to be for everyone.Right off the bat I could tell I was going to enjoy this.
Daniel Radcliffe has come a long way since his stint as a wizard, and "Horns" is a great vehicle for him to continue to grow as an actor and expand his presence to those in the audience who gave the little Potter-head a miss.Joe Hill, son of Stephen King, has crafted a tale here I can honestly say as far as I know, has never been done, and that's always a good start.
The concept is fun, full of surprises, and never dulls.The problem I am finding with great premises is that it's very hard to fully utilise them, to drain them for everything they are worth, and that is where Horns loses ratings; it could have pushed the boundaries in the fun department just a little bit more, but then, in hindsight, doing that risks spoiling some of the darker elements littered throughout the narrative.It is a violent film at times, but if you can grow some horns and stomach a few graphic scenes, then you may enjoy it..
This entire movie was cast perfectly, and Daniel Radcliffe broke the Harry Potter typecast and gave us a phenomenal performance in Horns.
Such a beautiful and artful film, everything about the way this movie looks is delivered perfectly.If you have not watched this movie or at least read the novel, please take the time to do so.
I would definitely recommend this unusual gem to anyone who is a fan of the dark-comedy horror movie or to anyone who appreciates Daniel Radcliffe's acting.
Yep, it is a silly reason and now I feel bad for that.This movie dominated by the British cast, especially for having Daniel Radcliffe and Juno Temple I thought it was British film, actually it was not.
Bad actors, bad lighting, confusing expressions on everybody's face, bad screen rendition of a perfectly good scripted book and bad graphics(well I will give it that the horns was pretty impressive but wait till the end and you will realize why I am shouting bad graphics)Half of the actors in this movie are English and they have been given the roles of core American characters and the whole movie thereon is a struggle from these actors to get rid of their British accent and sound genuinely American fighting their natural instincts.
This guy practically immortalized the character of Harry Potter and now whenever we sit down to read the book, it's probably his face that comes into our mind and to think that the same guy just messed up a perfectly good script and movie is utter disappointment.
Almost all the actors including Heather Graham, Juno, and Daniel are all acting like some low paid porn stars.In the book, one of the most powerful and crucial characters Is that of Lee and sadly in the movie, it's his character that is the most underdeveloped one.
This is a mess of a film with some really stupid senseless character arks Daniel Radcliffe and Juno Temple do what they can with the rubbish they are given, along with some stupidly unnecessary American accents ...
as the title states, this was the worst experience I've had with a movie in years, most of it i was waiting for it to end, mainly because the characters, all of them, were flat and shallow and i could tell exactly were the movie was going, the whole "demonic" theme was completely wasted because it only served to add some "flavor" to the unoriginal, shallow, ridiculous sad excuse for a story it told, there was nothing in any of the characters that allowed me to connect with them, the OH SO DEEP "love story" between the chick (whichever her lame name was) and the dude (whichever lame unrealistic name he has) didn't move anything in me not a single thing in me, i swear i care a million times more about my excrement than their story.
i'm not feeling all your drama, try harder next time, actually not harder, because you didn't try at all, just try, because you didn't.By the way i never read the book, but as a movie this horrible thing fails absolutely, i hated it and i hate myself for making me watch it until the end.Lastly i apologize for my poor writing i just needed to say this and don't spend anymore of my time thinking about this horrible mediocre movie..
Joe Hill is a fine novelist, at least as good as his dad was at the start of his career, but if Horns is anything to go by, he's in for the same painful journey, watching his work trashed on screen until his own Darabont arrives in 30 years time.Ig Perrish (Daniel Radcliffe) is struggling as the town pariah in the aftermath of his girlfriend's murder.
It had everything a horror fan would want out of a horror movie and in most of the film really really funny.I was gutted when i heard Daniel Radcliffe was going to be Ig Perish because i was not a fan of his work, but i couldn't believe it, after watching horns all that went away.
With a little help, you can see it as adhering to this storyline: "Boy wizard decides to give the muggle life a try in the Pacific Northwest, only to learn that it isn't so easy leaving the supernatural behind."I saw it at last year's TIFF, with Radcliffe, director Alaxandre Aja, co-star Juno Temple and writer Joe Hill present, and it went over really well with a less-than-optimal audience.
(Writer Hill explained that he doesn't like to limit one of his works to a single genre.) It has a great comic hook in that the horns bring out the worst in people -- which means a lot of great opportunities for a talented supporting cast.
What I didn't realise was just how much I was going to enjoy it.Horns is nothing particularly special, but it has it's merits and I can confidently say I walked away satisfied with what I had watched.With a fantastic cast, a gripping storyline and a really quite neat ending I'm not entirely convinced Radcliffe will break free of the Potter curse but this was a good start.The Good:Excellent story Juno Temple David Morse The Bad: The "Potter" curse was certainly present Things I learnt from this movie: Where Is My Mind?
One morning after another drunken night Ig wakes up with horns protruding from his temples, the way people begin to react around Ig suddenly changes.I really enjoyed Horns I thought Daniel Radcliffe was amazing in his role, his cold stares and even his accent was pretty outstanding.
(Can never go wrong using Bowie in my book) Unfortunately it never meets any of the genres its tries to be fully and in the end we are left a little disappointed with what we soon work out to be a very predictable conclusion.I believe this film will appeal to a large audience not for the youngings though due to language and horror elements within, overall I believe it's enjoyable enough to recommend to those who want something different than than the usual trash Hollywood and its brothers deliver.
Daniel Radcliffe stars as a man who is accused of raping and murdering his girlfriend (Juno Temple) and uses his newly discovered paranormal abilities to uncover the real killer.I almost consider this film part comedy.
Daniel Radcliff has certainly come a long way from his Harry Potter days, and he's proved himself to be a very good actor who is quite versatile.
The plot is far from being original, in fact is very,VERY formulaic a part from the "horns factor" which by the way I couldn't help but notice that they look like a pair of turds coming out of Daniel Radcliff's head.They looked better though during the last 10 minutes of the movie.Still, they could have done a bit better there in the make up department.
I even had a laugh here and there because the Horns let people tell their 'horny' stuff and dreams and the cop scene was hilarious.A nice surprise this flick was...Gore 1,5/5 Nudity 1/5 Effects 3/5 Story 3/5 Comedy 0,5/5.
Sadly, this effort also does not seem to realize what the tone of the novel is all about, rendering it an adequate film and no more.For a basic plot summary, "Horns" tells the story of Ig Parrish (Daniel Radcliffe), who wakes up one morning after a wicked bender with horns growing out of his head.
Interactions with best friend Lee (Mix Minghella) & brother Terry (Joe Anderson) help start connecting the dots as to what actually happened to Merrin.The main problem with this Alexandre Aja-directed flick is that it doesn't understand that Hill's novel isn't really about the horns.
Horns is, at times, a black comedy, and at the director's perspective, it might as well be a horror, and for the sense of its core, it is also a love story, and concentrating at the plot, it is mainly a murder investigation, added with some devilish flavor.
Daniel Radcliffe is always an appealing protagonist, and he does fine to the role.The movie doesn't explain much about where Ig got his horns other than stating it as a symbolism, but in the end, this certain talk turns out to be thematically vague, but I don't know.
There is a better movie to be found in Horns, but the cons took most of the time, which is hard to think if the film itself is going to be as memorable as its production..
To me, the bottom line is this:1) I was genuinely interested who the killer was; 2) I thought the love story was rather touching; 3) The acting was good; 4) A lot of the movie was quite entertaining and some parts of it pretty funny.Certainly, you can easily find flaws in this movie: the ending is a little underwhelming, the character development is a bit sketchy and etc.
Daniel Radcliffe stars in the movie (replacing Shia LaBeouf, who was first cast in the film) as a young man who gains special paranormal abilities when he wakes up, one hungover morning, to find horns growing out of his head.
He then uses his new powers to influence the locals, into telling him their deepest and darkest secrets, and becomes obsessed with finding Merrin's true killer.While the film isn't as graphically violent as Aja's more gruesome horror flicks it is still a pretty dark and twisted movie, with a pretty consistently sick sense of humor.
It is more of a dark comedy mixed with mystery as the lead character, played by Daniel Radcliffe, has to figure out who murdered his girlfriend while the entire town suspects he did it.
Horns had so much potential to be a better film but unfortunately it suffers from trying to balance several tones and loses its identity in the process.Keith Bunin adapted the screenplay from Joe Hill's book, which I haven't read so I can't say how faithful the adaptation is.
I am no fan of Joe Hill but I did prefer the movie to the book.Daniel Radcliffe did a nice job as Igg and his talent as an actor is growing though I did find some scenes to be a little annoying - but that's just me.
Pedestrian symbolism and poor plot re-imagination cheapens the film adaptation Horns from Joe Hill's novel of the same title.Daniel Radcliffe is Ig, a grieving boyfriend who inexplicably grows horns from his forehead after the community he lives in finds him culpable for the death and murder of his girlfriend Merrin.Horns is about the supernatural and fantastical happenings within the New Hampshire town of Gideon.
Once Ig, Daniel Radcliffe, wakes up from his drunken night to find that in the mirror the face looking back it him has horns in its cranium the film takes an entertaining turn.
With the exception of his distracting attempt at an American accent I thought Daniel Radcliffe did a fine job, thanks especially in part to the chemistry oozing Juno Temple, who plays his departed paramour Merrin.Even their sultry sex scenes could not save the washed out film.
Curiously, instead of milking for pure body horror, as one might expect from Aja's past works, Ig's protrusions function as a narrative device which cue not only scathing satire (a flock of journalists immediately begin brutalizing each other for an exclusive interview; Radcliffe's gleeful reaction easily makes this the best scene in the film) but an undercurrent of sweetness which blends oddly well with the grisly, nihilistic undertones.
For the first time in awhile I've watched a movie that at a unique story plot, Daniel Radcliffe was awesome playing an American, it wasn't spot on, but come on!that has to be difficult never doing an American accent before and not to mention he was starting to get typecasted as "Harry Potter" so I think this was great for him and his career!
This is my first review, I've watched this movie when it first came out and a few times after, so in my opinion, if you want something different and weird with great acting,check it out.
This film tells the story of Ig Perrish (Daniel Radcliffe), a man accused of killing his girlfriend.
The character development is clumsy, and the "laws" that come with Ig's horns are poorly addressed and can easily be misunderstood or missed completely, making the rest of the movie incredibly confusing for viewers who have not read the book.
I didn't really have any expectations of this film and perhaps that why I liked it so much.It does start off slow but picks up as it goes on and gets better and more interesting.It is dark and there are some pretty brutal scenes including an awesome fight scene with reporters.The special effects are awesome, although it's not a fx heavy film, and even the horns look real and pretty wicked.The film also has a pretty awesome soundtrack, featuring the likes of David Bowie and Marilyn Manson.A good film, although somewhat predictable, with a pretty good cast and is something that I will watch again, even might buy when it goes cheap.CHAPPY THINKS things got rough for Harry after defeating Voldemort!.
Call me overjoyed when the word got out to me that he was teaming up with one of my favorite actors, Daniel Radcliffe, for a horror film called Horns.
The original story was written by Joe Hill (son of Stephen King), and tells the tale of Ig Perrish (Daniel Radcliffe), who is accused of murdering his girlfriend Merrin (June Temple).
HORNS is a good,not-horror movie.Funny,not bad acted,maybe not keeping you on edge of your seats but definitely keeps you interested until the end.Yes-special effects are not ILM style but the HORNS its not about the effects,its about story-love,sins,revenge and the dark side that we all have.Radcliffe its not Potter anymore,Juno Temple beautiful as never before,touching story and some funny moments.If you liked ODD THOMAS you should see HORNS-both underestimated but good enough to give them a chance.There are not a horror movies but will keep you entertained telling the stories about love with a little mystery and supernatural twists..
Since I can best describe this one as a darkly comedic supernatural horror film, its only real hope for staying power is that teens and young adults embrace the outlandish look at good and evil, and make it a regular on the midnight movie circuit.Director Alexandre Aja (The Hills Have Eyes) has long been part of the "splat pack" and this time his source material has good genes.
HORNS is a decent horror film from Alexandre Aja, but is more notable for featuring a daring performance by Daniel Radcliffe who is now far removed from his Harry Potter days.
The story, based on a book with the same name by Joe Hill (which I have not read), is about Ig Perrish (Radcliffe) who is with the the girl that he loves, Merrin (Juno Temple).
Fans of Daniel Radcliffe, horror in general and the book are the most likely audience for this, although considering it is a bit tamed from Alexandre Aja's previous work there is potentially some mainstream appeal here as well.
This looked like an OK movie with an interesting story, a mystery murder with a guy growing some bad-ass horns in his forehead.
Overall it's an alright movie in the horror genre that could've been much better if some fat was trimmed off the story.Full Review:A guy walking around with horns solving murder?
It wasn't the worst, but it was not all that necessary, so it does lose points with me for that.-As a whole, Horns was a fun concept with humor, a good story and pace, a great Daniel Radcliffe performance, but some content that was not all too necessary.
The films HORNS is directed by Alexandre Aja (P2, The Hills Have Eyes, Haute Tension) based on the brilliantly written book by Stephen King's Son - Joe Hill, which is a supernatural fantasy crime noir with elements of romance.The film stars Daniel Radcliffe as Ig Perrish a young man who is accused of the rape and murder of his girlfriend Merrin Williams (played by Juno Temple who steals every scene she is in).
Directed by Alexandre Aja, Horns stars Daniel Radcliffe in yet another non-Harry Potter movie.
I didn't have any 'faces' when I was reading the book and just like Harry Potter the book's characters came to life while watching the movie.
Daniel Radcliffe with devil horns in a movie directed by Alexandre Aja, this should good...
Daniel Radcliffe in the film was really good in this movie and I want to see him in more movies.
But the directing I though was good and Daniel Radcliffe was brilliant in this film.