Star Barry Keoghan breaks down that shocking Saltburn bathtub scene, explaining the moment’s real meaning as it relates to his character.

Saltburn’s blackly comedic tone and sharp script by Emerald Fennell produce some incredibly funny and illuminating quotes about society.

Saltburn’s ending is one of the wildest parts of the movie, but Oliver’s true plans are subtly set up over 10 times throughout the film.

The appeal of Saltburn are its many twists and turns, but the opening scene song hides a secret message that foreshadows the film’s biggest twist.

Saltburn is filled with references and hidden details, but the breakfast and lunch scenes perfectly allude to the Catton family members’ final fates.

An artist brilliantly recreates the scene right before Oliver’s darkest moment, showing Barry Keoghan’s character in an eerie silhouette.

An artist brilliantly recreates the scene right before Oliver’s darkest moment, showing Barry Keoghan’s character in an eerie silhouette.

One of Saltburn’s best jokes is centered around the Pulp song “Common People,” and here’s what the gag means and how it connects to Elspeth.

Emerald Fennel’s Saltburn is certainly one of the year’s most provocative movies. Part of its success lies in capitalizing on a great actor trend.