A Psycho-Thriller That Is A Must See

Rating: 8/10 (25 January 2019)

4 May 2003. Warning: Spoilers. It's difficult to really describe this movie without given away any of its twists and turns. This movie is a must see psycho-thriller even though some of the psycho-jargon is clearly clinically incorrect. Some people will have a problem with the ending, though it's must viewing by any beginning therapist - it has an important, vitally important message. John Cusack provides his always reliable performance. While Ray Liotta, unfortunately continues his long progression of finding his character stereotypical roles (one of the only drawbacks in this movie).
This "Twilight Zone" surreal experience is a feast for the eyes because it relies not so much on gore and explicit in your face splatter, but on a more subtle but hard edge visual treat of hints, suggestions, eerie music, tight shots that all make for a classic thriller of the 50s. What if this movie HAD been shot in black and white? Now that would have been a real experience.