IGN has reviewed Her Private Hell, Nicolas Winding Refn's first feature film in a decade, marking his return to cinema after years spent working on the streaming series Too Old to Die Young and Copenhagen Cowboy. The review finds Refn's signature style intact and even intensified, delivering a visually striking but divisive work that critics say won't appeal to everyone, in keeping with his reputation as a cinematic provocateur.

The film stars Sophie Thatcher as Elle, an actress filming a retro sci-fi picture, alongside Havana Rose Liu, Dougray Scott and Charles Melton, whose character hunts a serial killer known as the Leatherman. IGN's review praises the film's visual style, courtesy of cinematographer Magnus Nordenhof Jønck and Thatcher's central performance, but notes the story feels disjointed as it juggles multiple competing subplots that don't always sit comfortably together.