Solid low-budget horror
“The Sender” is a well crafted psychological horror film. Zeljko Ivanek (TV’s “Damages”) stars as John Doe #83, a patient admitted to a psychiatric hospital after a suicide attempt. When the psychiatrist assigned to his case, Dr. Gail Farmer (Kathryn Harold of TV’s “The Rockford Files”), begins experiencing vivid hallucinations, she suspects that she may be telepathically connected to her new patient, envisioning what he is experiencing in real time.<br /><br />Produced by the same studio that, two years earlier, introduced the world to the “Friday the 13th” franchise, “The Sender” relies less on gory murders and amped suspense than gradual, escalating horror. From the gripping opening scene, in which a man loads himself down with rocks and walks into a lake, the movie holds our attention. Why is he trying to kill himself? Does he have telepathic powers? Are they blessing or curse?<br /><br />Director Roger Christian and a uniformly strong cast make “The Sender” a surprising low-budget horror film that stands out from the numerous slasher films produced during the 1980s. Rather than rely on gallons of stage blood and dumb, hormone-driven teenagers, it draws upon mental illness and the mysteries of the human mind for its thrills. There are no bonus features on the Blu-ray release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : In this psychological horror film, Zeljko Ivanek (TV's Damages, Argo) stars as John Doe #83, a patient admitted to a psychiatric hospital after a suicide attempt. When Dr. Gail Farmer (Kathryn Harrold, TV's The Rockford Files, The Hunter), the psychiatrist assigned to his case, begins experiencing vivid hallucinations, she suspects that she may be telepathically connected to her new patient, envisioning what he is experiencing in real time. As terrifying, dream-like episodes escalate, the audience is drawn into a realm that lies between the waking and sleeping world. Rounding out the cast in the Roger Christian (Bandido, Prisoners Of The Sun) directed film are Paul Freeman (Raiders of the Lost Ark) as Dr. Denman, Dr. Farmer's skeptical colleague, and Shirley Knight (As Good As It Gets) as Jerolyn, a woman who holds the clue to the identity of The Sender..