source: Disturbing Behavior

Disturbing behaviour is one of the worst films I have ever seen. The premise behind the story was the only interesting thing about the film. Katie Holmes would have to be one of my favourite teen actors, although this has certainly lowered my opinion of her. But when I saw her in "Go", I forgave her. Disturbing Behaviour lacks what a "good" film should have - 1. Entertainment value 2. Characters to relate to. 3. A plausible script 4. A running time between 90 and 140 mins 5. An objective and clear audience. The film didn't really have these qualities, and hence anyone who spent one dime on this film should be angry. The film does attempt to use humour and large doses of suspense, and almost succeeds - but falls flat, especially after the first half. Stay clear of this film at all costs.

Another of the recent teen horror movies. But unlike the rest, this one is totally different to the other slasher films around. This horror flick is more of a mind flick, were your thinking and you see what's happening to the town. That's what makes this stand out among the other horror movies of the 90's it didn't go with the slicing and dicing of other horror movies, but built up the plot and the characters. The story revolves around a small town were teens are getting operations that make them act really nice, but sometimes they malfunction and lash out in rage. One particular kid is being targeted to join the group but he and his friends know something is going on. A very good film, and worth the watch. many horror fans may not like it because there isn't the violence and killings like in I know What You Did Last Summer or Scream but this still is a great movie.

A teen thriller horror from the director of X files episodes – and you can tell. It reminded me of cross between an intriguing x files mystery an episode of the outer limits, with a little bit of the faculty thrown in for good measure. Marsden is the new kid in town who arrives at his new school to find that more and more pupils are acting a little too strange. Are they rebelling?, smashing stuff up?, having wild sex parties and going on drinking binges? No, – therefore something must be horribly wrong! Lots of fun, just don't take it too seriously. Katie Holmes is sexy and Nick Stahl is a stand out on the acting front.

Disturbing Behavior could have been a reasonably good thriller in the vein of Invasion of the Body Snatchers, but instead plays like an empty-headed high school theater production trying to look and sound and feel all grown-up. Everyone involved gives a solid effort -- Katie Holmes virtually screams out "Look everyone, I can play trashy and jaded! I'll even wear a fake nose ring and navel ring to show how tough my character is!" Additionally, the film looks great thanks to director Nutter's familiarity with atmospheric X-Files locales in Vancouver. The end result, however, is a mind-numbingly predictable and unsuspenseful mess that should be avoided like the unwanted computer chip implants that brainwash the teenagers in the movie.

6/10 fast paced movie, some good scenes, need a different ending, the actors were pretty good, it's not as bad as the reviews it's a okay movie. Some jumpy parts, some parts that make you say wow.

I finally checked this movie out after checking out and reading the book that went exactly along with the movie. The book seemed pretty graphic in some parts, but it was a real page turner to me. I'm glad Katie Holmes was in the movie cause she was good as the rebelious girl. James Marsden was good too. He defended himself during the movie and was really trying to get down with what the Cedar school was doing. Although I'm glad it seems that they edited some of the graphic parts out The movie was pretty good, but the book was better!

This is one of those films I wanted to like it, I first saw it last year, and I've seen it 3 times since. I think I've come back to it because Nick Stahl is in it and he Is a super redeeming actor to have in a 90s/2000s film! The movie itself is quick and has no suspense or thrills at all until the end...leading up to the end has got some bad scenes, and just weirdly funny scenes. Also the opening scene definitely seems like it should be in the middle or more towards the end...it just throws you right in and looks like it was cut from the middle of the film and thrown into the beginning.

This is one of the worst movies I have ever seen in a theatre. I was inclined to ask for my money back after it was over. This movie might be enjoyable for a little kid or a young teenager but anybody over 15 will be truly disappointed in it. The plot goes absolutely nowhere and the only good scenes in the movie are the ones you see in the trailer. A teenage boy moves to a city where everybody wigs out for no reason. They give you no reason or anything why the people in that town are they way they are-it just goes from one ridiculous stupid predictable scene after another. And the ending was the worst-the only good part about the ending was the fact the movie was actually over. And guys..Katie Holmes isnt all that.

I liked the movie unlike other movie-goers. I thought it had a good plot and a good choice of cast members. I don't understand why so many people are putting it down. I enjoyed it and suggest you see it if you haven't already!