Leslie Cheung, Kar Yan Lam, Waise Lee
Inspired by THE SIXTH SENSE, INNER SENSES is the story of Yan, a young woman haunted by fleeting images of what she believes to be dead people. Told that it is all in her mind by her psychologist Jim,...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 27, 2002
Stats: 103 reviews
Fine beginning that slowly sinks as it devolves from a 'ghost horror' story to more of a dramatic love story between patient and doctor, both who share a troubling past. Less about ghosts than one's personal demons and how we face them. The musical soundtrack is terrific for th...( read more)
Good film that was as heartfelt as it was creepy. Good and eerily prophetic final performance by Leslie Cheung.
This is a competent horror film, but if elements of it were better - it would have been a great horror film. There so many flaws here, and what makes this competent is that it was able to scare me.
The plot was creepy, but it was structured really poorly. The first half of the...( read more)
I actually expected a lot more scares in this movie...It did have some scary parts in it, but not enough to be called a scary horror movie...the storyline was good, but it seemed to me that it was more of a love story rather than a scary one...Leslie Cheung is a really cool guy a...( read more)
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