"What happened felt to us like a very natural progression of the story that comes before." **CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR LOVE LIES BLEEDING**

Rose Glass’s follow-up to her acclaimed Saint Maud is a scorchingly sexy, darkly violent tale of a gym manager’s love affair with a bodybuilder

A24 is quite well known for making films that do not follow the traditional path, and their latest, Rose Glass’ Love Lies Bleeding, is no different. What

Kristen Stewart's new movie Love Lies Bleeding has set a welcome record for the actor. The film follows two women; a gym manager and a travelling bodybuilder, who fall in love but are wrapped up in the dangerous worlds of crime and addiction. It contains some "sweaty and gross" sex scenes, and a pretty surreal ending sequence.

The thriller-crime film "Love Lies Bleeding" is now available to rent or buy on Apple TV+, Prime Video, the A24 app and more.

Love Lies Bleeding is the kind of weird little film they don’t make anymore. Vile, bombastic, and slicked with sweat, this turbo-charged lesbian crime thriller is the second offering from director Rose Glass,

Love Lies Bleeding has a connection to Baby Reindeer that fans may not have realised. The new Kristen Stewart movie is released in UK cinemas today (May 3), and follows the star's gym manager character Lou as she falls in love with an ambitious bodybuilder ( Katy O'Brian ), which sets the two on a path of violence.

Jackie (Katy O’Brian) has an incredible physique, and the word primarily applies in the Bruce Banner sense. This young amateur bodybuilder from goodness-knows-where is making her way to a contest in Las Vegas,

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Love Lies Bleeding movie review: gory and surreal queer crime thriller - 4/5 Though Rose Glass’ gritty neo-noir is heavy on tropes, subversion bubbles beneath the surface