Maika Monroe's Unhinged Victorian Slasher Masterpiece Will Have You Rooting for the Killer | Review

Maika Monroe's Unhinged Victorian Slasher Masterpiece Will Have You Rooting for the Killer | Review




There's really nothing like a Maika Monroe horror movie. From It Follows to Longlegs, Monroe has become one of the best scream queens of the last decade. Victorian Psycho drops Monroe into the Yorkshire moors in 1858 and lets her run wild. Based on Virginia Feito's novel of the same name (Feito also penned the screenplay), director Zachary Wigon takes a stab at black comedy in a slasher where the protagonist is the one wielding the blade. With a talented ensemble cast to boot, Victorian Psycho is a vivid, violent, and dangerously funny win for Monroe, Feito, and Wigon.


There's really nothing like a Maika Monroe horror movie. From It Follows to Longlegs, Monroe has become one of the best scream queens of the last decade. Victorian Psycho drops Monroe into the Yorkshire moors in 1858 and lets her run wild. Based on Virginia Feito's novel of the same name (Feito also penned the screenplay), director Zachary Wigon takes a stab at black comedy in a slasher where the protagonist is the one wielding the blade. With a talented ensemble cast to boot, Victorian Psycho is a vivid, violent, and dangerously funny win for Monroe, Feito, and Wigon.

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