A British horror flick that I am going to review in the not too distant future is called Psychosis. I haven’t seen it yet, but the DVD is in the mail, so don’t worry, I’ll get a review to you soon, but to tantalise your taste buds for now, I’ll give you a little preview on what is to come until then.
Written and directed by Reg Traviss (Joy Division) and starring quite a few established actors and actresses, Psychosis follows the story of a women named Susan (Charisma Carpenter, from Buffy The Vampire Slayer fame), a successful horror novelist, relocates from California to the English countryside in search of peace, the newly-wed finds it in an idyllic, remote sanctuary. However Susan is soon unnerved by disturbances of various kinds that threatens her tranquil new life and also her sanity.
Apparently, according to some information I did find on the flick it is a modern twist on the cult British horror films of the 1970’s which begs the question… will it stand up to the challenge or will it fail?
With other stars such as Ricci Harnett (28 Days Later), Sean Chapman (Hellraiser), the British model Paul Sculfor and glam rock legend Justin Hawkins cast in the movie, it sounds very intriguing and quite good, as far as line-ups go.
To give you another interesting fact i found out about it… American actress Axelle Carolyn (Centurion) has been dubbed in the movie, so i will have to disregard her performance in the review (not in a whole, but we have to take that into account).
That said, the DVD will be released 19 July 2010, so hopefully I’ll have it before then and give you a heads up as to whether or not the flick is worthy of a purchase… if not then blame the mail service, not me.
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