Prolonged Exposure

Terrible acting. Terrible musical score. Terrible locations. Terrible story. Terribly boring.

This film follows a psychologists sessions with his clients following a tragic accident. As he learns more, Murdoch Lane finds himself involved in something more sinister.

Addison Foskey's convincing and calm performance as Dr. Lane draws the viewer into this suspenseful drama.

This story had me intrigued from the start. As a fan of thrillers and mysteries, Prolonged Exposure had me deep in thought and invested to see if I could figure out the end. I loved the homage to classic directing. It had me wanting to watch the movie a second time, to see clues I missed!

This is a pretty good Indie film. Those who don't like it and rated it low are probably expecting every movie they watch to be a theatrical blockbuster. This is a good old fashion mystery story. The acting was great, I don't know why someone reviewed it as terrible, there was nothing wrong with the performances. I thought the directing was good, it fit this type of story. And the story was good too, it was written for a low budget Indie. Using 1 or 2 locations in a film is pretty difficult to do, but with this type of story, it worked perfectly. It was also intriguing and it made me think. I love mysteries that keep me guessing, that's kinda the point of a mystery. And this film delivered. Great job!

If you like mystery/thrillers, you'll like this film.