Sean Young, Larry Fessenden, Mark Margolis
25-year-old Alex Borden is handsome, charming, and intelligent. In fact, he may be too smart for his own good, as his life is swiftly becoming a living hell. Alex's nightmare begins when he meets Harr...( read more
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Directed by: Andrew Von Dan Houghton, Jethro Senger
Release Date: January 1, 2005
DVD Release Date: September 12, 2006
Stats: 67 reviews
ingenius ideas about long haired bros being tormented by devils or demons and never being listened to. this film makes you feel isolated, unwanted and ineffective. just an average day then... watch it after a night on the rum and it'll be your friend in a narcissistic way
Great development, poor pay-off. It had me until the end which falls into that oh-so-typical "surprise" ending.
Very nice to see some original horror ideas getting toyed with. Good performance by the lead.
Started out OK but went downhill very quickly and never recovered. A confusing mess that should probably be avoided unless you think you can make more sense out of it because I sure struggled.
Ambitious, original and so boring that you'd rather hang yourself than watch it again.
Variety | Ronnie Scheib
Any baby boomers who wander into Headspace might be forgiven their momentary panic as they are suddenly acid-flashed back to the psychedelic mediocrity of t...( read more)
half "Small Wonder" half "The Sixth Sense". But not funny and not scary. A delusion.
This movie had me drawn from the very beginning, only to completely let me down in the end. What the heck was the director thinking? I have no clue.
Any movies with Sean Young (minus Stripes and the first Ace Ventura) should be avoided like nuclear waste.
Hmm... Good acting, but incredibly disappointing. This movie never explained itself, which was really irritating to me. Or if it did then it didn't do a good job. Did he simply end up insane or were there actual monsters? Who knows. I wouldn't bother...
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