

2023·Horror·1h 39m
6.6
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A once-esteemed psychiatrist helplessly watches her life spiral into a nightmarish maelstrom of supernatural hysteria and gruesome deaths, all linked to a seemingly unstoppable ancient curse.
Directed by Joe Lynch
body-swap
psychiatry
erotic
lovecraftian

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Cast

Heather Graham
Dr. Elizabeth Derby

Judah Lewis
Asa Waite

Bruce Davison
Ephraim Waite

Johnathon Schaech
Edward Derby

Barbara Crampton
Dr. Daniella Upton

Graham Skipper
Pathologist

Brett A. Newton
Professor Fisk

Chris L. McKenna
Crawley

J.D. Evermore
Detective Ledger

Giovannie Cruz
Officer Huxley

Ann Mahoney
Susan

Hunter Womack
Mace, Jr.
Crew

Joe Lynch
Director

Dennis Paoli
Screenplay

David Matthews
Director of Photography

Barbara Crampton
Producer

Brian Yuzna
Executive Producer

Joe Lynch
Executive Producer

Samuel Zimmerman
Executive Producer

Morgan Peter Brown
Co-Producer

Lydia Hand
Stunts

Juan Pablo Saldarriaga Alaguna
Foley Editor

Elizabeth Davidovich
Stunts

Andy Rusk
Stunts
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Joe

Not as bad as I expected, but not something I’m too thrilled by either. The only reason I’ve watched this is purely because I love seeking out different types of films, and I’ve always enjoyed Heather Graham. Speaking of her, the whole body switching aspect does give her some versatility, allowing her to show off a vulnerable side, and one that’s crazy and oozing a bit of sexuality. She made a movie that seemed weak into an okay experience for me, although it doesn’t exactly save it. Now, I don’t enjoy punching down on smaller films such as this, but I would like to be frank without sounding too much like an asshole. But for a horror movie, the lighting was a bit too bright for the story it is trying to tell. It ruined some of the darker moments presented within, and I found myself laughing because I just couldn’t take it seriously. I couldn’t find what the budget for this was, but I assume it wasn’t the highest, and that shows with some of the production value. Which is a real shame, because I do see potential here.
Not as bad as I expected, but not something I’m too thrilled by either. The only reason I’ve watched this is purely because I love seeking out different types of films, and I’ve always enjoyed Heather Graham. Speaking of her, the whole body switching aspect does give her some versatility, allowing her to show off a vulnerable side, and one that’s crazy and oozing a bit of sexuality. She made a movie that seemed weak into an okay experience for me, although it doesn’t exactly save it. Now, I don’t enjoy punching down on smaller films such as this, but I would like to be frank without sounding too much like an asshole. But for a horror movie, the lighting was a bit too bright for the story it is trying to tell. It ruined some of the darker moments presented within, and I found myself laughing because I just couldn’t take it seriously. I couldn’t find what the budget for this was, but I assume it wasn’t the highest, and that shows with some of the production value. Which is a real shame, because I do see potential here.
ellie

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