Cast overview: | |||
Nick Cannon | ... | Paul Brodie | |
Clea DuVall | ... | Kerry Isalano | |
Timothy Hutton | ... | Crawford Haines | |
Chloë Sevigny | ... | Emily Reilly | |
Peter Stormare | ... | Dr. Phillips | |
Shea Whigham | ... | Tony Mazzolla | |
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Anoop Kaur Sikand | ... | Nurse |
Bill Stinchcomb | ... | Cope | |
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Meade Patton | ... | Forsythe |
Luke Sexton | ... | Orderly #1 | |
Tim J. Smith | ... | Orderly #2 (as T. Joel Smith) | |
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Michael Byrnes | ... | Orderly #3 |
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Gus Krieger | ... | Prisoner #1 |
Four individuals sign up for a psychological research study only to discover that they are now subjects of a brutal, classified government program.
Although it isn't one of the top films I've yet seen I found this one worth watching. It is a sort of mind-game movie. It was only at the last few minutes that you truly understand what the hell you had to make of it all.
One of the reviewers said it was a waste of time saying that is was for the most part filmed in one room and the low budget statement. Well, let's watch 12 Angy Man, to my opinion one of the best movies ever, there is only one room where the entire movie plays out!
If you like mind-game movies, thriller and secret organization performing (brutal,but not sick-) mind game experiments (where people do die) you should watch this one.