Puts a smart contemporary spin on lurid giallo-style ingredients, minimizing the voyeuristic violence and maximizing the feminist revenge elements. This stylish, fast-moving exercise in hard-boiled pulp noir punches way above its weight.

Cold Hell is a strong psychological horror film that builds tension and uses special effects to their best results to create a fear and stressor for the lead.

The story is at its best when it's about Özge and the killer's game of cat and mouse.

Formally striking but too scattered and sluggish to function as a truly crackerjack serial-killer thriller.