31 Posts Of Halloween: Horns

Horns is a 2013 horror film, that takes some biblical elements and creates an overall interesting film that is worth seeing more than once.

Horns follows Ig Perrish (Daniel Radcliffe) as after the murder of his girlfriend, everyone in town starts to think that he was the killer. Also, for some odd reason he is growing horns out of his head, and people can't help but to tell the truth around him. Ig must now try to find the true killer, and clear his name.
Alright, horns is actually a pretty good film with some interesting imagery. There is a ton of biblical symbolism featured in the film and the way its presented is well done.
Daniel Radcliffe does a good job in this film, and it's probably one of his lesser known films, but he should get more recognition for it. For the most part the other actors in Horns do well, however there are a few hiccups now and again, but that can be forgiven.
Horns is a creative film that didn't get much attention, but it really should have. I enjoyed myself watching this film, and you might too.

final score: 3.3/5

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