The Substance writer/director Coralie Fargeat on the bathroom birth scene, the symbolic importance of the spine, and why she ...

The Substance' is receiving well-deserved attention ... including the inspiration behind the revealing outfits Sue wears. Emmanuelle Youchnovski, costume director for the movie, shared a glimpse ...

Fashion in films has always been a point of conversation, and The Substance has ... of pop culture icons in Sue's wardrobe. Tweets were filled with how Sue's outfits are a perfect mix of ...

The writer and director Coralie Fargeat narrates a sequence from her film starring Demi Moore.

The scariest moment in The Substance has nothing to do with visible body horror or monstrous transformation. It is all about what Demi Moore sees while looking in the mirror.

Sue, played by Margaret Qualley, has taken more time and more fluid from her body that it has caused this degeneration. So here she’s calling the service the substance to try and find a way to ...

Why take the Substance to begin with? Elisabeth isn’t getting showered with affection and adoration as Sue, or getting to sleep with hot young men, she’s just waking up when that’s all over ...

twentysomething Sue (Margaret Qualley). The only rule? Time needs to be split: exactly one week in one body, then one week in the other. No exceptions. Easy, right? The Substance is Rated R for ...

Sue. Qualley, a classically trained dancer who also starred in the Bob Fosse bio-series “Fosse/Verdon” as icon Ann Reinking, explained why “The Substance” dance was especially daunting ...

Margaret Qualley says filming “The Substance” left her with a “f–ked up” face full of acne. The actress — who portrays a character named Sue in the body horror film — recalled her ...

I took all the things of our pop culture, not ’80s culture,” she said before describing Sue’s bodysuit as “more skin, more Dua Lipa.” Previously, Qualley shared that she listened to a ...