Patient Killer

This movie is another gem from the "Killer" series by Concorde Films and Barbie Castro.The movie has all the thrills and twists of a big budget suspense film. An absolute must watch you will be surprised till the very end. Enjoy this ride it is excellent! Great cast as well. You will not be disappointed I promise.

Okay so the beginning of this one was Blah to say the least.

Is this a made for TV movie???

It's friggin horrible. It's like a Hallmark movie or something.

-1 Star for being boring....boring boring.....

-1 Star for a really bad boring script.......

The End was Bland, boring and just Bleh.

3/10

Quite interesting from the start a psychiatrist and her patients who are all strange in their own ways and a Boyfriend with issues. There is a Starship Troopers reunion. With Casper and Patrick. In fact Casper directs.

Things fizzle out and the ending feels a little formula.

Amazing actresses and actors in this film. The thriller in this movie is perfect. Love movies like this. I'd definitely watch it again. The intensity is real. Got me at the edge of my seat and couldn't blink.

Too often these days we, the movie going public, are treated to nothing but monster budget films meant to distract us with over the top CGI and two dimensional characters spewing clichéd catch phrases. Even character driven films, such as the wonderful Birdman, cost as much as the GDP of a small country. So it's refreshing to see a truly independent film such as Patient Killer get it's day to shine. The first thing that struck me with this film was the beautiful cinematography. Technically this film was brilliant, lighting, sound design, set design etc. The characters in this film, led by Caspar Van Dien, Barbie Castro & Victoria Pratt, do a wonderful job of leading us through an intricate maze of story and misdirection. As a theater goer I would highly recommend this film. As a filmmaker myself I applaud those associated with this production their ability to present a quality production without the tens of millions Hollywood would spend and for keeping the spirit of indie film making alive.