This review was originally published on September 11, 2024, as part of our Toronto International Film Festival coverage. In Shell, Elisabeth Moss stars as Samantha Lake, a thirty-something actress ...

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While Max Minghella's latest effort contains some solid jokes, it ultimately plays out like a much weaker version of "The Substance." Some movies suffer because of bad timing. “Shell” wouldn’t be a ...

It’s a shame for Max Minghella’s “Shell,” a broadly comedic body horror film about an actress who undergoes a strange treatment to cling to youth, that it’s coming out after Coralie Fargeat’s “The ...

Kaia Gerber and Amy Landecker co-star in Max Minghella's second film, premiering at the Toronto Film Festival. By Jourdain Searles Shell is a film made with the intention of being a guilty pleasure.