Review: Disturbing reflections
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 12, 2013
Today's world is definitely full of self-focus. To the problematic point that any woman thinks she's too fat, no matter what they're told otherwise. For Christy, after getting borderline convinced her best friend either doesn't exist or is under a different name and that hers is not "Christy" at all, she goes through a very strange therapy, one involving mirrors that give a grotesque view of how she sees herself. Austin, on the other hand, is being told his view of logic and the world is flawed, and that's he's having a mental breakdown, therefore, his views, even for him, are unreliable overall.Sound confusing? Welcome to Saint Matthews. The place where nothing is as it seems like it's supposed to be. Changing corridors, identity switches, bizarre therapies, story shifts and twists, and a couple very, very strange doctors that don't always make sense. Sometimes, one seems like he can be trusted, yet one can't quite be sure.This is closer to old-school Ted Dekker, full of unique creativity and colorful imagination to use at will.