The truth is universally recognized that the Academy does not take the horror films all seriously. Even if they give them a few desirable nomination slots for horror films during the Oscars, frightening and strange movies are unlikely to ever have won the Grand Prix, which is frustrating, to say at least; The horror horoer is in a pretty good place from this writing, and there are so many great vision and style filmmakers working in it that create a real phenomenal and critically appreciated work. Although Horror movie by Corali Farget, Bloody and Correcting Substance Substance Whether The unique statue of the Oscars in 2025 won, has not yet won the so -called victories. Categories "Over-line" -Bo now when it is a hit on HBO Max (according to FlixpatrolGraphs), you can examine the work yourself.

Made from the streaming service Mubi, which provided a theatrical race for the "substance" and served as an exclusive home for the film for some time, the film focuses on Demi Moore's Fadweet, Elizabeth Sparkle, who makes a contract with the proverb to get the New Year's Eve and beauty. Obviously, tone rules are included, and even more obvious, Elizabeth breaks them, leading to a bad disaster after another. So what else do you need to know about the "substance" and in a world where the Academy actually appreciates the horror genre, which should Won the 97th Academy Awards?

The "substance" that Elizabeth Sparkle takes into the "substance" is upright evilBut that Also Allows Elizabeth to spend a week at a time (in theory) in the body of a younger, "prettier" woman known only as Sue (funny well -well patch and distributed margaret qualifiers). Here's the problem, and I'm sure you can see where I am going with this: Although Elizabeth has to hang on any body at the moment it is not in use until IV and keep it on the ice, so to speak, until it returns after the prescribed week, it becomes high on her own supply as a lawsuit and gradually stops changing back. Since Elizabeth's body falls into a lack of use, we see that it is rapidly aging every time Elizabeth re -examines its "original" body, leading to a truly crazy and incredibly disturbing climax where Sue and Elizabeth merge into a frightening creature called "Monstrous". To say all the breaks for hell, loose is ... an underestimation.

On paper, this sounds like a pretty direct horror to the body, but thanks to the approach of the writer-recent Corali Farget and a sharply formed message, it's something other than in practice. In the midst of all the gross scenes in the "substance", the most striking is a scene where Elizabeth, in the body of Demi Moore, is preparing for a date just to attack his own face and hair when he does not feel like fulfilling man's expectations (or his own). The "substance" tells its story in a nasty and strong way, but its message is deep: women face impossible Physical standards, and can lead them to a point without return.

Although the "substance" has collected a really impressive number of nominations for the Academy of Horror Film - especially such stunning - at the end of the day, it only needed an Oscar for makeup and hairstyles. Although it was richly deserved on the basis of Elisasu's aforementioned monstrous look, I am not the first and I will not be the last to say that Demi Moore really, Really He deserved an Oscar for her leading role.

After an incredibly competitive season of awards, John Baker's sex worker Anora ended up anointed as Darling Oscars, making the best picture at home (a category where the "substance" was nominated, but never had a real chance to win), as well as the best actress. Moore, for his part, won the Golden Globe (although she and Madison competed in different categories of genres there between Moore and Comedy for Madison) and the Guilding Actor Actors for Best Actress. However, a comeback -a narrative for Moore, who was told during her career that she would never be a serious actress just to eventually earn a nomination for the Academy Award for one of the most beautiful bizarre films in recent history, remained Just out of reach.

You can decide for yourself whether Moore deserved an Oscar for the "substance" because or Now is HBO Max streaming and is just one of several great projects to check out Streamer this week.