Béatrice Dalle stars in one of the best horror movies of the year. She plays a character who has an unnatural and uncontrollable urge to eat people she has just had sex with. Whilst the movie leaves a lot of the details rather vague, we are led to believe this is probably some sort of disease rather than being told supernatural mumbo-jumbo or yet another second-rate vampire yarn. Trouble Every Day has plenty of gratuitous sex and gore but also a heavy veneer of continental artiness in its execution. This is a beautifully made film that seems unsensational and tasteful, yet there is the contrast of scenes that push the envelope as far as the censor is concerned and will upset anyone who doesn't have a very strong stomach indeed.
Review of Trouble Every Day
