This movie makes Dan Brown novels seem intellectual.

Rating: 1/10 (7 June 2019)

This movie is so bad it makes the drivel that Dan Brown farts out in his novels seem as Classical literature of BOTH hemispheres. (That's a very very negative metric). Essentially a retired Private Investigator is scared of heights and is medically discharged from service. He's given one last assignment to observe the daily goings of the wife of his client who is concerned that she's suffering from a personality disorder. She occasionally enters fuge states alternating between the spirit of a dead relative and herself.
However this movie does have some examples of our early explorations into the experimental special effects, such as the mentioned depth perception to give visual views of dimensions to indicate height.... Without these experimentations our enjoyment of film settings would be very two dimensional. We need this for shots that emerse us into space, or fantasy (battle field scenes ala LOTR Harry Potter etc... So extra star... because they "tried".
But to consider this a classical movie, vs all other classicals.... This is a nonsensical movie that really hard core movie afficandos would watch as part of a rite of passage of bad movies. Ie Ed Wood, Wiseau, all other strange grind house like crap, b movies... This qualifies for not a B movie but a D- movie...... one of those hard to find movies that you have to REALLY look for again as your movie watching rite of passage..... just like watching the Star Trek Animated series.........
These poorly edited B movies are superior because they are entertaining.... ie Wiseau's work... Who made an cult following.. This movie makes Rogan-Franco's stable look intellectual.