Psychiatrist Dr. Elizabeth Derby (Heather Graham) is held in the psych ward under the care of her friend Dr. Daniella Upton (Barbara Crampton). The happily married Beth is the unlikely suspect in a murder. She recounts how it all started. Out of the blue, Asa Waite (Judah Lewis) barges into her office and claims that his father Ephraim Waite (Bruce Davison) is trying to steal his body.
This is a lesser horror on Shudder. There are some intriguing ideas and it has Heather Graham. Basically, it's following the Blumhouse formula of a low budget horror with a former A-list star. It does have some drawbacks. First, Graham has never been known for her great acting skills. The possession transfer scenes come off as a bit campy. The transfer process is a bit muddled. On the other hand, I really love the car reversing scene and the closing section has some compelling turns. This is a marginal fail case.
This is a lesser horror on Shudder. There are some intriguing ideas and it has Heather Graham. Basically, it's following the Blumhouse formula of a low budget horror with a former A-list star. It does have some drawbacks. First, Graham has never been known for her great acting skills. The possession transfer scenes come off as a bit campy. The transfer process is a bit muddled. On the other hand, I really love the car reversing scene and the closing section has some compelling turns. This is a marginal fail case.