‘Ferine’ Review Highlights Horror Trend
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‘Ferine’ Review Highlights Horror Trend

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Andrea Corsini’s debut feature film, “Ferine,” expands on his 2019 short and taps into a growing trend of horror films exploring themes of pregnancy and motherhood. The film offers a paranoiac and violent take on these subjects.

A recent surge in horror movies centered around pregnancy and motherhood has emerged, decades after Roman Polanski’s “Rosemary’s Baby” initially explored similar territory. Andrea Corsini's "Ferine" builds upon his 2019 short film of the same name.

The review notes that “Ferine” mingles a paranoiac, violent take on pregnancy and motherhood with […]. The source does not provide further details about how it achieves this mingling. This emergence of films focusing on these themes is occurring during an era marked by rising anxieties surrounding pregnancy and motherhood.

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