source: Killer Therapy

Moviecut—Killer Therapy

Horrible movie. Jumped all over the place. I had to keep rewinding to see if I missed something. Good idea but directed poorly.

As a mental health therapist this movie was insulting. As just a person watching it...well it's still really bad. I never leave reviews, but I felt compelled.

So this is a badly made psychopathic killer flick. He has psychological problems as a kid and goes through 3 stages of being hospitalized and released. Each time he comes out killing again. Does this really happen? I certainly hope not but you do often hear of wackos being released and committing more crimes. But in this case, the guy just offs everyone. It just seemed really unbelievable and stupid to me. And the end was lame. 3/10

It's actually a good movie, yes it's corny but it's supposed to be that way it's a B-movie I really enjoyed it, my whole family did. People complain a lot when you watch it, go into it thinking that it's not supposed to be a perfect movie and then you will see that it's really not that bad. Honestly stop being a baby and just watch the film, STOP COMPLAINING ABOUT EVERYTHING PEOPLE!! Obviously not the best acting but that's not so bad and I'm really glad Pj Soles is back to acting she did really good in this film.

Bad acting, bad story, and even a worse script. Not scary, not tense, not even jnteresting...

This is not your typical campy Halloween horror flick but an exciting, scary journey into the mind of a killer. Killer Therapy explores the question of what makes a killer through the story of Brian Langston. Brian, already suffering from his own issues, gets passed on from one therapist to another. Instead of helping Brian, each therapist slowly drives him insane until he snaps. Now he's seeking revenge on everyone who has done him wrong. Will anyone escape his wrath? If you're a horror fan, you will love not only the frightening kill scenes but the classic horror star cameos speckled throughout the thrill ride.

So after he got out of the looney bin he claimed "I'm Alright" and sported the hair and beard to match?

Movies like this are why there is such a stigma around mental health. This whole movie was full of the unrealistic stereotypes of mental illness. Saddens me this movie was made and reinforces the fear that people (who don't understand) have surrounding mental health issues.