Norway

A grim dive into 1980s Athens that fuses body horror with urban decay, Norway channels the era’s gritty European underground cinema through a nightmarish, photophobic lens.

• Unnerving atmosphere steeped in shadow and claustrophobia, capturing a city as hostile as its monstrous inhabitants.
• Practical effects deliver grotesque body transformations that recall the visceral craftsmanship of early Cronenberg.
• A rare Greek horror entry that blends folk-inflected dread with cold, modern alienation — perfect for lovers of slow-burn cult horror.
• Not for casual viewers: its deliberate pacing and bleak worldview demand patience but reward with lingering discomfort.