The Dark Kingdom (2017) Movie Review

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Do you like your dance laced with a bit of homicide? Is Black Swan your jam? Do you wish that the sinister ballet in The Red Shoes (1948) had been the entire film, or that the witchy gyrations in last year’s Suspiria remake had lasted longer?

If you’re a fan of the micro-genre that I’ll call the dancing-to-death movie, then Gaspar Noé’s Climax is for you. There’s not much plot here — far less than in the French provocateur’s 2002 breakthrough Irreversible — and arguably not much point, either. Instead, there’s a phantasmagoria of virtuosic visuals and a whole lot of dancing under the influence.

The movie opens with its closing credits, which is just the kind of waggish thing Noé likes to do; as for the opening credits, they’re embedded late in the first act. But the real opening is a series of video clips that introduce the dramatis personae: a diverse assortment of young people auditioning for a dance troupe.

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