Michael Mohan
The Voyeurs
6.1Pippa and Thomas move into their dream apartment, they notice that their windows look directly into the apartment opposite - inviting them to witness the volatile relationship of the attractive couple across the street. But when they attempt to anonymously intercede in their lives, they unwittingly set in motion a chain of events that will lead to disaster.
- Director: Michael Mohan
- Main Cast: Justice Smith, Natasha Liu Bordizzo, Ben Hardy, Sydney Sweeney
- Soundtrack: Will Bates
- Cinematography: Elisha Christian
- Screenplay: Michael Mohan
Foreign Reviews
5 foreign reviews of The Voyeurs (2021)
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4 / 10
Translated from swedish: The filmmakers certainly manage to generate a certain tension, and there are also some nice and imaginative transitions, but when the seemingly unexpected twist becomes entirely expected, the construction becomes a bit too clear, not least its shortcomings.
- Fredrik SahlinSwedish: svt.se »
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4 / 10
Translated from swedish: It certainly takes a certain finesse to successfully create an air of sexy tension during a visit to the optometrist, but is that enough to revive the dusty erotic thriller? Not by a long shot.
- Jakob ÅsellSwedish: ng.se »
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3.3 / 10
Translated from swedish: Don't be fooled by the film company's promises of an "erotic thriller." "The Voyeurs" resembles a limp turkey more than anything else.
- Tor AavatsmarkSwedish: ljudochbild.se »
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2 / 10
Translated from swedish: When the second half of the film pulls off some serious M. Night Shyamalan twists, the only thing that keeps you from laughing in total indifference to the plot and its characters is that.
- Eric DiedrichsSwedish: filmtopp.se »
Other films by Michael Mohan
Immaculate
2024-
⏱️ 89 min
5.8
1. Russin
Translated from swedish: Explicit is first a light-hearted comedy that transitions into thriller form without really caring to refine its concept, yet it still turns out to be surprisingly entertaining. The final stretch is basically full-on bloody bonkers, in pure Swedish. Wait, was an answer needed to the question of whether it was actually good or not?
Swedish: russin.nu »