Dangerous Methods

Maybe it would be more interesting if not for this loud fricking background music, so loud I hardly could hare what they were saying or rather, compared to unnecessary and annoying music, whispering.

Don't they have a sound editor?

The movie is about a deranged method actor, Desmond Gage (Christopher Showerman), who is hiring a new personal assistant, Lacy (Rachele Brooke Smith). She makes the smartest move a young girl can do, moving into his remote cabin with no cell service at all. Please avoid this movie! The only reason I can give points is because Costas Mandylor (who plays Harry, father of Lacy) is in this movie. This movie has no direction, is boring, bad acting, no storyline, a lot of plot holes and an ending that will leave you even more confused as the movie itself. I am doing you all a favor, please avoid this movie at all cost. A waste of time and one of the worst movies I have seen this year.

It is always a sad task to review a film that could have been good because it had good writing, but was not properly executed by the director and the actors. Dangerous Methods is one of those unfortunate films. The storyline is very interesting, but the actors deliver their lines in an unconvincing manner, and the director does nothing to fix that problem. The poor acting may be due to inexperience on the part of most of the cast, or it may be partially due to poor directing. Regardless, the end result is unsatisfying and not believable. At least the writers of this tale have a bright future in the film industy.

.....but the bad plot and the poor performance of the actors prevented it. At no time was there any tension, the actors seemed stiff and artificial. The role of the assistant in particular was absolutely miscast and came across as very stupid. Maybe a talented director and a good scrit writer should do this movie again......

Trust me, you'll get nothing out of this despite competent direction, decent acting and a beatiful lead. It's a really un-unique, unsurprising and uninspired story.