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Michael Sun

Infinity Pool casts Alexander Skarsgård as a holidaygoer who falls prey to hedonism and the wily Mia Goth in a sinister island paradise

The film is rated R18+ and is not for the faint of heart. (Supplied: Maslow Entertainment)

Of all the deranged images in Infinity Pool, there was one that became catnip to a certain sect of filmgoers months before its release: the sight of Alexander Skarsgård, that famously Adonic Swede, crawling around on all fours, bound by a leash and glaring maniacally into the distance.

The film's premiere at Sundance only fuelled the imperishable flames of a thousand hungry genre fans. Skarsgård, ever the red carpet renegade, once again donned a dog collar, headline after headline reporting on the sartorial choice with febrile breathlessness.

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