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It's nothing new that women have to play by amorphous yet damning societal rules. Hell, that's the plot of everything from the Regency-era-set Bridgerton to the modern-day Barbie, and now The Devil's Bath. But where the first two candy-coat their patriarchal conflict with feminine fashion, pop bangers, and beguiling bursts of colors, the third is a haunting historical drama from the makers of Goodnight Mommy, and the only burst of color is spurting blood.

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