Heather Graham

Judah Lewis

Bruce Davison

Johnathon Schaech

Barbara Crampton

Graham Skipper

Brett A. Newton

Chris L. McKenna

J.D. Evermore

Giovannie Cruz

Ann Mahoney

Hunter Womack

Jonah Ray

Joe Lynch

Drake Malone

Kim Barnard

Jason Richard Miller

Christopher C. Padilla

David Crane

Manuela Gómez Estrada

Giancarlo Granata

Juan Pablo Saldarriaga Alaguna

Lydia Hand

Anny Kim

Michael Bekemeier

Maria Clara Calle

Marco Toca Ramirez

Dennis Paoli

James Norrie

Inderpal Singh

Bob Portal

Joe Wicker

Brian Yuzna

Rick Moore

Nina Kolokouri

Yvonne Reddy

Greg McDougall

Steve Moore

Jack N. Gracie

Rebecca Howard

Tracy Kilpatrick

Mark Ward

Nicholas Clark

Elizabeth Davidovich

Kellen Turner

Will Denson

Andy Rusk

Samuel Zimmerman

Darius Young

Emily Gotto

Olivia Schlichting

David Guglielmo

Morgan Peter Brown

Lily Bolles

Amanda Bourne

Sara Oliver

Dayton Douglass

Lea Enslin

H.P. Lovecraft

David Matthews

Horror

Thriller

Comedy

Suitable Flesh

Eyevox

United States of America

English

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Heather Graham is the successful psychiatrist "Elizabeth" who finds her daily routine interrupted by a visit from the seemingly paranoid "Asa" (Judah Lewis). Initially sceptical, she begins to become intrigued with his story that he is being persecuted by a man, on the phone, who is threatening him. Indeed one such call induces a sort of fit from the young man! A visit to his home, and she is hooked into a mystery that is somewhat reminiscent of "Fallen" (1998) as it turns our erstwhile respectable physician into someone reduced to some rather lively, impromptu, nookie before incarceration in a padded cell trying to convince her close friend "Dr. Dani" (Barbara Crampton) that she's not completely deranged. This starts off quite interestingly, with a solid effort from Lewis as the troubled youth - but as it progresses and it becomes clear to us just what is going on, the film begins to fall away and lose any potency. The last half hour is violent and brutal, but suffers from a lack of plausibility - in this or any other dimension - and it becomes repetitive and shows up the really mediocre quality of both the writing and the acting. It is watchable, if only for Lewis, but equally forgettable stuff.

I gotta give some credit to the effort. This movie is more for completionists of schlock than one for the masses. All the seams are showing, gratuitous sex scenes, absurd dialogue, awful lighting, and yet, I cant hate this. Grab as many grains of salt as you can and watch this little turd, I had some fun with it at least.

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