Last week, the Cannes Film Festival hosted not only European art cinema but also wild live-action CGI monster productions like "Hope." On Thursday, the bloody horror genre had its moment at the festival. Directed by Zachary Wigon, "Victorian Psycho" drew attention with its gothic thriller featuring Maika Monroe as a sinister woman. The film made a significant impact at the festival with scenes that deeply affected the audience.

"Victorian Psycho" presents the story of a character lost in a dark world. Maika Monroe's performance stands out as a key element that heightens the tension in the film. After its screening at Cannes, the film received a five-minute standing ovation, demonstrating the appreciation for both the director's and the actor's talents.

Compared to other productions at the festival, the horror elements and visual aesthetics offered by "Victorian Psycho" left a lasting impression on the audience's minds. The presence of such films at a prestigious festival like Cannes proves that horror cinema also carries artistic value. Audiences shared their feelings of shock and admiration on social media after the film, further amplifying the impact of "Victorian Psycho."