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Miranda Veil (2020)

NR Sep 18, 2020 Horror, Fantasy 1h 44m
55%
User Score
4.3/10

Overview

An aspiring serial killer abducts his first victim, both are shocked to discover that she cannot die.

Levin Garbisch
Director

Top Billed Cast

Annabel Barrett
Annabel Barrett

Miranda Veil
Zach Steffey
Zach Steffey

Soren
Olivia Blue
Olivia Blue

Olivia
Esmond Fountain
Esmond Fountain

The Rabbit
Vida Ghaffari
Vida Ghaffari

Alice Veil
Kelton Jones
Kelton Jones

Daniel Veil
Caitlin Herst
Caitlin Herst

Kaylee
Dean Satriano
Dean Satriano

The Fox
Irena Violette
Irena Violette

The Cat

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Media

Miranda Veil | OFFICIAL TRAILER
Miranda Veil | OFFICIAL TRAILER
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A review by tmdb28039023
Written on August 28, 2022

Miranda Veil is a wonderfully schizophrenic film — a morbidly twisted love story, a peyotized road movie, and a deranged black comedy all rolled into one. There is madness here, but it has a method.

The filmmakers are unafraid of being politically incorrect, but they don’t like to shock just for the sake of shocking, either. This a refreshing combination. It takes guts to make a comedy in which a woman is beaten, flogged and stabbed, her face crushed by a rock, and her head split open with an axe, etc., etc., etc.

The film’s treatment of all this violence, however, is nothing short of masterful. When it's, so to speak, real, it's hinted at; it happens off-camera, and we only see the results. It only becomes overtly graphic around the point where the film crosses an imaginary li...

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