D-Tox (Eye See You) (2002)

15% of critics liked it
(20 reviews)
32% of users liked it
(10,532 ratings)

Sylvester Stallone returned to the screen after a three-year absence (excepting his voice work in Antz) with this tense and violent psychological crime thriller. FBI agent Jake Malloy (Stallone) has been traumatized by an especially vicious murder. No longer able to perform his job, Malloy is… More Sylvester Stallone returned to the screen after a three-year absence (excepting his voice work in Antz) with this tense and violent psychological crime thriller. FBI agent Jake Malloy (Stallone) has been traumatized by an especially vicious murder. No longer able to perform his job, Malloy is referred to a clinic for members of the law enforcement community, run by doctors Hank (Tom Berenger) and Doc (Kris Kristofferson). Jake begins receiving therapy for post-traumatic stress disorder, but crime follows him inside the clinic; a serial killer has invaded the facility and is killing off the patients one by one, in increasingly gruesome ways. Soon Jake must set aside his fears and track down the murderer, before he becomes the next victim. D-Tox (which, in production, was publicized under the titles Detox and The Outpost) was released on video as Eye See You. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Rating, Runtime: R, 1 hr. 36 min.
Directed By: Jim Gillespie
Written By: Ron L. Brinkerhoff
Genres: Drama, Action & Adventure, Mystery & Suspense

In Theaters: Jan 1, 2002 Wide
On DVD: Dec 31, 2002
Studio: Universal Pictures

Critic Reviews

Gunnar Rehlin, Variety
A further nail in Sylvester Stallone's popularity coffin.
Mark Adams, Hollywood Reporter
This formulaic chiller will do little to boost Stallone's career.
, Empire Magazine
That a serviceable thriller like this struggles to get a release, when certain nameless dross gets rushed into cinemas is, frankly, bewildering.
Chuck O'Leary, FulvueDrive-in.com
A surprisingly effective variation of the Ten Little Indians theme. Stallone's actually pretty good in this one.
Wally Hammond, Time Out
This killer-chiller isn't preposterous enough for laughs and is too sloppily directed and scripted to scare or surprise.
Kevin N. Laforest, Apollo Guide
A guilty pleasure at best, and not worth seeing unless you want to laugh at it.
Scott Weinberg, eFilmCritic.com
So we got Ten Little Indians meets Friday the 13th by way of Clean and Sober, filmed on the set of Carpenter's The Thing and loaded with actors you're most likely to find on the next inevitable incarnation of The Love Boat.
Harry Guerin, RTE Interactive (Dublin, Ireland)
Best described as I Know What You Did Last Winter.
Widgett Walls, Needcoffee.com
I like Stallone. But unfortunately, he can't seem to get in decent pics anymore. All he appears to be able to do is assemble a cadre of decent actors and then make bad movies with them.
David Nusair, Reel Film Reviews
Don't be fooled by the impressive cast list - Eye See You is pure junk.
Urban Cinefile Critics, Urban Cinefile
A well made, routine thriller with a compelling cast.
Frank Swietek, One Guy's Opinion
A thoroughly awful movie--dumb, narratively chaotic, visually sloppy...a weird amalgam of 'The Thing' and a geriatric 'Scream.'
Todd Jorgenson, Denton Record Chronicle (TX)
The only element of suspense is whether the movie will change titles or distributors again before the closing credits roll.
Rich Cline, Shadows on the Wall
After seeing this, I can understand why it has been gathering dust on a shelf somewhere for the past two years.

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Wahida K

Brilliant perfomance by Sly.
Dean M

This film gives us a murder/mystery rather than an action film. Sylvester Stallone is good in the lead role experiencing a wide range of emotions. It's one of his better performances in recent years. Of the supporting roles, Robert Patrick stands out as well as Christopher… More
This film gives us a murder/mystery rather than an action film. Sylvester Stallone is good in the lead role experiencing a wide range of emotions. It's one of his better performances in recent years. Of the supporting roles, Robert Patrick stands out as well as Christopher Fulford, Charles S. Dutton, Robert Prosky, Courtney B. Vance, Angela Alvarado and Stephen Lang. Tom Berenger hardly has anything meaningful to do and is wasted here.
Luke B

The first 20 minutes of D-Tox seem like the end to another film. It's the climax where the serial killer finally targets the protagonist. After those 20 minutes the film begins to show the aftermath of such events. Unfortunately, rather than being an in depth drama, the aftermath… More
The first 20 minutes of D-Tox seem like the end to another film. It's the climax where the serial killer finally targets the protagonist. After those 20 minutes the film begins to show the aftermath of such events. Unfortunately, rather than being an in depth drama, the aftermath is a slasher movie scenario. A group of cops enter a D-Tox center, each one has character traits, instantly recognizable to the genre. The mystery is revealed at a steady pace and I didn't guess the culprit. I also liked Dutton's small scenes away from the action. He was like Scatman Crothers in The Shining. Stallone gives a very decent performance, handing the high emotion at the beginning and the action and thrills. Certainly more enjoyable than it's box-office intake would indicate.
Candy R

Sly plays a cop who checks into rehab. Soon each of the patients are murdered one by one.
Stephen M

This begins as a dismal cat-and-mouse serial-killer flick. It then settles for an awkward blend of Agatha Christie whodunit with the macho, snowbound in-fighting of John Carpenter's "The Thing". A model of bad storytelling and perfunctory characterisation, it's… More
This begins as a dismal cat-and-mouse serial-killer flick. It then settles for an awkward blend of Agatha Christie whodunit with the macho, snowbound in-fighting of John Carpenter's "The Thing". A model of bad storytelling and perfunctory characterisation, it's hard to keep track of who's who but even harder to care. What the hell did Tom Berenger and Kris Kristofferson see in this? Jeffrey Wright is every bit as twitchy and irritating as he is in Jonathan Demme's remake of "The Manchurian Candidate". Almost as bad as "Cobra"!
Dean !

A pretty good cop thriller that is better than you would expect, with nearly an all star cast!
Curt C

Direct to video. All I can say was, it sure as hell wasn't my idea to rent it.
Chosen 7

Decent mystery/action flick, good cast.
Aurelius D

So you got Stallone as an FBI agent. He's the head of a task force that is after a serial killer that is targeting cops. The movie almost starts on a happy carefree light note but that is extinguished within minutes. The killer has a hard on against cops and displays the bodies… More
So you got Stallone as an FBI agent. He's the head of a task force that is after a serial killer that is targeting cops. The movie almost starts on a happy carefree light note but that is extinguished within minutes. The killer has a hard on against cops and displays the bodies in very attention grabbing posses for the cops to discover. Some bad stuff happens but you see it coming. You can't help but see the emotion chiseled into Stallone. He really looks tired and strung out. Stallone does once again play what he does well but in a completely new scenario. This is no Cobra although his character acting could almost be compared with that, only deeper. There is a great cast of supporting characters and it's a nice surprise to see half of the Boondock Saints in the film. There are other stars that are bigger I suppose but, each play their role well. Conflicting personalities trapped in a arctic hole for rehab. Interesting story if you go for serial killers or Stallone or in my case both it makes for an interesting watch. The ending is rather predictable but still interesting to watch. Typical paranoia fest.