16 years after Refn got the attention of mainstream audiences with his massive success Drive , it seems that, depending on who you ask about the filmmaker, you will either be met with the utmost praise or an exaggerated eye roll. Since his win with Drive , Refn has proven himself to be a polarizing filmmaker, one that many have deemed a master at the art of slow-burn cinema, and, on the other hand, a hack with a good colour scheme. This debate amongst audiences has only seemed to grow with his most recent feature, Her Private Hell , which premiered earlier this year at the Cannes Film Festival, to a combined (alleged) 43 walkouts & a 7-minute standing ovation. With this being my first dive into the Refn pool, I was skeptical going in, but upon my return from this 110-minute tranquil descent into a nightmare, I only find myself counting down the days until I can go back. Her Private Hell is a beautiful, poignant descent into madness that is sure to resonate with those willing to br...