Demi Moore is sharing scary photos of a frightening side of her character in the body horror movie The Substance. In the film, Moore plays Elisabeth Sparkle, a former A-list celebrity-turned-aerobics ...

The Substance, the Cannes Film Festival winning, Coralie Fargeat-scripted & directed Demi Moore body swap horror movie, is poised to bust to great heights at the global box office with a $70M-$75M ...

Demi Moore gives the wildest performance of her career in French filmmaker Coralie Fargeat's provocative new movie "The Substance." The film has sustained buzz since its world premiere at Cannes Film ...

Demi Moore’s acclaimed body horror thriller The Substance debuts on streaming this week. Distributed in theaters by the streaming service Mubi, The Substance opened on the big screen on September 20.

“The Substance” is decidedly not a film for the squeamish. The gross-out fairy tale is one of the few horror flicks to be recognized by the Academy Awards in categories beyond makeup (though it was ...

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The Substance has been described as a “feminist body horror”. 1 Writer, director and producer Coralie Fargeat explicitly set out to make “a feminist movie to open everyone’s eyes” to the intense ...

The Substance is a body horror film following an aging actress navigating sexism and reclaiming her body autonomy. The visual maximalism of the film can be overwhelming, prioritizing style over ...

Demi Moore stars as Elizabeth Sparkle, an aging actress who is prepared to go to extreme lengths to breathe new life into her flagging career. One review describes Moore as “fearless in parodying her ...

When Demi Moore won best actress at the Critics Choice Awards for "The Substance," she thanked voters for recognizing a horror film, saying movies in the genre are normally "overlooked and not seen ...