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Shell Review - Elisabeth Moss & Kate Hudson's Body Horror Thriller

Shell Review - Elisabeth Moss & Kate Hudson's Body Horror Thriller Max Minghella's Shell is one of the year's standout films, delivering a chilling and darkly funny take on body image and the entertainment industry! Starring Elisabeth Moss as Samantha Lake, an aging actor nudged toward a revolutionary anti-aging treatment, and Kate Hudson as Zoe Shannon, the glamorous, sinister CEO of the cosmetic company Shell. In this review, we explore how Shell tackles the insidious nature of the female gaze and corporate exploitation, offering a wider, more complex view than this year's The Substance. We praise Moss's empathetic performance and highlight why this is one of Kate Hudson's best roles yet—a "fabulously evil villain" and perfect figurehead for the film's critique of women tearing down other women. We discuss the film's wicked blend of soft body horror and dark humor, and analyze its central theme: the relentless pursuit of power through manufactured beauty standards. Does Shell stick the landing with its allegorical horror and optimistic message? Did Shell feel like a thematic companion to The Substance? What do you think of horror tackling body image issues? Tell us in the comments!