I Want To Play a Game

Rating: 10/10 (16 October 2005)

This movie really creeps me out on how ingenious people can make a script and portray it as this movie was done.
It's creepy in a sense that another human would have done this to other people to just teach them a lesson. No spankings, no timeouts, no in the corners with a dunce hat on. More like life threatening messages that may get it's message across whether you live or die. Either way it teaches us, as well the victim a lesson.
The atmosphere was chilling, dirty and fit the scenario very well. Acting was on and the story kept you drawn in on what's gonna happen next. It's also interesting because the serial killer doesn't necessarily kill. Rather he gets the victim to kill themselves (in some cases with little chances) and he even has a moral code in a sense that he'll teach lessons to people who deserve them and may take extreme actions (like taking hostage's indirectly) for him to get his message across. In terms of horror it's very very well done. One of the best in (in my opinion) a rather ignored category of horror that doesn't rely on body counts and how they die to get an audience wooing.