``The Brood'' is a movie based on his own experiences⁉︎ A masterpiece created by the genius Cronenberg with great passion *Note! Contains spoilers.

*This article touches on the core of the story, so we recommend reading it after watching the movie.

“The Brood” synopsis

Nora (Samantha Eggar), who suffers from neurosis due to childhood abuse, is admitted to a suburban medical facility to receive psychoplasmic therapy from psychiatrist Dr. Raglan (Oliver Reed). Ta. However, Nora's husband Frank (Art Hindle) grows suspicious of Raglan, who isolates his wife and does not allow her to see him. At that time, a series of brutal murders occur around Frank.

Index

• Cronenberg's genes
• That Academy Award winning film is a lie!
• An artistic masterpiece that goes beyond the framework of horror.

Cronenberg's genes

In the spring of 2022, the area around David Cronenberg, Canada's world-famous genius, is suddenly becoming lively. It has been decided that ``Crimes of the Future,'' his first new work in eight years, will be submitted to the competition section of the Cannes Film Festival to be held in May. Coincidentally, his son Brandon Cronenberg's second feature film, Possessor (2020), was recently released in Japan and became a hot topic of conversation. On the other hand, talented actors such as Julia Ducournau in ` `TITANE '' (21) and Hanna Bergholm in ` `Hatching '' (22) are often discussed as new talents who will inherit Cronenberg's genes.

`` Possessor '' as well as ` `TITANE '' and ` `Hatching' ' are thrillers that make use of physical mutations and internal sensations. This is a common element in many of Cronenberg's films, especially his early horror films. In this article, I would like to highlight ``The Brood: A Metaphor of Anger,'' which leaves a particularly strong impression on me. Cronenberg, who began his career as a film director in Canada in the 1970s, attracted attention with his films `` The Seaverse '' (1975) and `` Rabid '' (1977). Following these, ``The Brood'' was released in 1979.

“The Brood” preview

The main character, Frank, leaves his mentally ill wife Nora in the hospital and lives with his young daughter Candace. One day, Frank notices a bruise on Candy's back that looks like she was assaulted. Could Nora have abused him during the visit? Driven by such suspicions, Frank requests to meet with Nora, but his doctor does not allow him to do so. Instead, he independently asks Nora if he abused her. Meanwhile, an incident occurs in which Nora's mother, who was in custody of Candy, is brutally murdered. It was the work of a ferocious Monster in the form of a child...

That Academy Award winning film is a lie!