The Scarapist

For somebody who does see a therapist weekly and then watching this, it freaked me out a bit. Brilliant acting and some of the scenes were really well produced including the ending. It's a indie film but they got the emotions and storyline right. T.

Not a traditional film. Groundbreaking in its approaches. A mosaic of moments that make up trauma and suspense. Excellent performances from Jeanne Marie Spicuzza and R. Michael Gull. Harkens German Expressionism and late Italian Neorealism. A combination of silent, noir and art house. Holds attention to the end.

I don't know how did this movie gets a 7+ rating Bad actors, horrible plot, awful camera work, i wish there was less than 1 to rate, unfortunately, there is not.

I love Katy Colloton and she's never looked better but the movie feels unfinished, like it's just roughed out, almost as if there are no connections, no joints. The story is about a therapist who abuses her power over her patients when she hypnotizes them. It starts out intriguing but becomes a letdown.

This is another great film I've seen of late that I would never have heard of, if it wasn't for Amazon Prime recommending films like this to me. Long story short, the film is a great thriller movie and the actresses who plays the therapist was my favorite - she was convincing and really played into her character. A gem of a film if your into this psychological, thriller genre. This is easily a 8 or a 9.