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Jessie Buckley is a woman who can't evade all the men who share Rory Kinnear's face in Alex Garland's horror

Like the previous films he’s directed — 2014’s “Ex Machina” and 2018’s “Annihilation” — Alex Garland’s new folk-horror film “Men” has a lot going on underneath the surface: themes of gender and toxic masculinity, ancient signs and symbols, literary references to everything from the Bible to Yeats.

Alex Garland's 'Men' is full of references to Sheela-na-gig and Green Man. Jessie Buckley and Rory Kinnear explain what it all means.

Jessie Buckley stars as a traumatized widow feeling menaced by a series of guys all played (brilliantly) by Rory Kinnear.

Full disclaimer: "Men" is a movie written and directed by a man, with editing and cinematography by men, and this is a review written by a man, but the movie is actually about a woman — and about women's relationships to men.

Alex Garland's new film “Men” grapples with toxic masculinity and all its forms throughout history within a folk horror construct

Alex Garland's 'Men' is a harrowing, maddeningly surreal journey into the English countryside that will give viewers plenty to argue about after the credits roll.

Garland’s latest is like a scary-movie remake of Dick Emery, with excellent performances from Kinnear in a number of different roles, and Jessie Buckley

The bond between Oscar-nominated actress Buckley and former Suede guitarist Butler was clear to see