Goran Visnjic,
Paddy Considine,
Shirley Henderson,
Miranda Otto,
Sophie Stuckey
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A hypnotherapist is caught up in the pursuit of a serial killer.
DVD Release Date: September 14, 2004
Stats: 95 reviews
A cheap and pretty crappy British occult thriller about a psychic hypnotherapist helping the police to catch a serial killer of little girls. I must have missed the ritual significance of the girls to the killer's design in amongst all the arcane gibberish spouted, but I can't sa...( read more)
Strange and original. Nice for a day when there is nothing else to do and you want to go to some place unexpected.
Unremarkable occult thriller except this one employs a visionary hypnotist as part of the story. Passable, nothing more gripping than that.
The British film Close Your Eyes was better than I anticipated. It had some good suspense moments, thrills and twists. Goran Visnjic was stellar in his portrayal of a hypnotherapist with gifts. The film seemed to slowly lose it's self partway through.
Close Your Eyes is a dark, moody, and compelling horror/thriller. It is very well written, directed and acted. Goran Visnic and Shirley Henderson both give great performances and all of the supporting cast give fine performances as well. It is a distinctly original story. In its ...( read more)
This movie wasn't that bad, it just didn't hold my attention very well. The concept of it was great and I think it could have been more interesting overall. There's a lot of directions this movie could of went, so it's kinda a bummer. The acting was good though, but it's n...( read more)
For as long as I've been wanting to see this movie, I really should have picked it up sooner.
its not an extraordinary triller but have his moments and the killer was good
An occasionally engaging but more often gruesome British thriller. full review
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