Hollywood celebrity Elisabeth Sparkle refuses to be replaced in the twilight of her stardom. She takes fate in her own hands and creates Sue, a better, younger, and more beautiful version of herself. The problem is that Sue doesn’t want to follow the rules that “two are one” and ultimately this twisted, satirical allegory erupts into a bloodfest extravaganza. There are things that you’ve got to try for yourself. So thinks our heroine Elisabeth, who desperately tries to revive her fading youth and beauty. And the audience, who venture to experience this outrageous body horror, will likely cry out “This is sick!” (pun intended) at the extremes it will push. Coralie Fargeat chooses style over substance (again, pun intended) and there is little subtlety in getting the message delivered. This is an unforgettable feminist movie backed by strong performances, especially Demi Moore who gives a career defining performance.