Thoroughbreds

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Directed by Cory Finley, this film is a stylish, "slow-boiling commentary" on social status and privilege. It follows two estranged childhood friends, Lily () and Amanda ( Olivia Cooke ), who reconnect in suburban Connecticut and hatch a plan to solve their problems through a "nefarious plot". Thoroughbreds

Critics describe it as a "chilly, guilty pleasure" similar to Heathers . It is noted for its "baroque world" and "tense, twisted" 90-minute runtime. Watch these clips to see how Thoroughbreds are

The lead actresses are praised for their "strong performances in the service of unsympathetic characters". It also features one of the final roles of Anton Yelchin , whose performance as a local drug dealer is described as providing the movie's "heart". It is noted for its "baroque world" and