A strange, almost surreal thriller
“Scissors” is a psychological thriller. Sharon Stone (“Basic Instinct”) plays Angie Anderson, a beautiful, emotionally fragile woman living alone in a big city. When she’s attacked in her apartment building, she manages to thwart her assailant by stabbing him with a pair of scissors. He vows to return. Angie’s emotional state gradually deteriorates as she’s overwhelmed by fears real and imagined. A handsome neighbor (Steve Railsback, “The Stunt Man”) and an esteemed psychologist (Ronny Cox, “Deliverance”) seem to want to help, but someone is leading Angie into a nightmare of madness and terror and a confrontation with her worst, long-repressed fears.<br /><br />Though the acting is sub-par and many elements of the plot are far-fetched. this low-budget picture works because of its strangeness. Director Frank De Felitta owes much to Hitchcock and De Palma. As the plot progresses, it gets weirder and more bizarre, carving out an identity all its own. The sense of pervasive madness becomes an unsettling element that keeps the viewer intrigued. It’s tough to give up on “Scissors” despite its numerous flaws. It’s just too odd. One has to see how the plot plays out.<br /><br />Stone hadn’t yet hit the big time when she made this film in 1991 and her acting isn’t always up to the demands of the story, but she forges ahead, giving it her best. Railsback plays twin brothers and the trick effects aren’t at all bad. One twin is kind and thoughtful, the other dark and mysterious — sort of a Jekyll and Hyde. Watching the R-rated “Scissors” is like entering a surreal universe for two hours. It’s by no means a great film, but it is fascinating in a looney, twisted way.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the Blu-ray release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Angie's about to step over the edge... all she need is a little help! Sharon Stone (Basic Instinct, Sliver) is electrifying as a woman driven to the edge of insanity in this taut psychological thriller from Frank de Felitta (The Entity, Z.P.G.). Stone plays Angie Anderson, a beautiful, emotionally fragile woman living alone in the big city. When she's attacked in her apartment building, she manages to thwart her assailant by stabbing him with a pair of scissors, but not before he vows to return. Angie's emotional state begins to weaken as she's overwhelmed by fears real and imagined. A handsome neighbor (Steve Railsback, The Stunt Man) and an esteemed psychologist (Ronny Cox, Deliverance) seem to want to help, but someone is leading Angie into a nightmare of madness and terror... and a final confrontation with her worst, long-repressed fears. Also starring Michelle Phillips (Valentino)..