Delirium

When "Delirium" begins, there is no development of the character Tom, performed by Topher Grace. The first impression is that the film is a ghost story in a haunted house. But soon the mystery is gone when the viewer learns what happened to Tom twenty years ago and the story becomes highly predictable with slight possible alternatives, unless presented a huge plot point. His hallucinations; the fate of his missing mother; what happened to each member of his dysfunctional family; it is not difficult to guess what happened and is happening. The excellent Patricia Clarkson is wasted in a minor role of his probation officer. Maybe with a better budget and a more developed screenplay, the promising "Delirium" could have been a great film since the storyline is good. But anyway it is not a waste of time watching this average low-budget thriller. My vote is six.

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I thought this movie was pretty good and better than I expected. Nothing scary to see in this movie, but the mansion layout and the sense of paranoia help build the tension / creepiness. Compared to A Quiet Place, this movie is way better. Still having a hard time wrapping my head around why many people praised that movie so much, (was one of the worst movies I saw in theaters in years). Anyways, this is an enjoyable B-grade thriller worth a watch. Don't let the two negative low ball reviews scare you away.

If you like a slow to moderately paced psychological thriller, this is for you. Better than I expected. The ending is quite satisfying.

Good watch. Suspense held throughout till the end. Nothing too fancy, But keeping it simple works and worked.

It's not necessarily focused as a horror but rather a psychological thriller which is also fun to watch. I give this film credit because it keeps you guessing and wondering if this is "all in his head" and that's the point Everyone! Good film, gets better towards the end.