Clinical
Came
out; 2017
Time;
1 Hour 44 Minutes
Watched
on; Netflix
Rating;
None listed
IMDB
Rating; 5.1/10
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Caution; Spoiler Alert
Synopsis; A psychiatrist tries to put her life back together after a
violent attack by seeking to repair the life of a new patient, but he has his
own terrifying history
Staring;
Vinessa Shaw as Dr. Jane Mathis
Kevin Rahm as Alex
India Eisley as Nora
Aaron Stanford as Miles
Nestor Serrano as Dr. Saul
Storyline;
Same as synopsis
Thoughts;
This movie starts out really strong. A doctor in her office
calling in prescriptions, checking on patients when a noise is heard in her
office. She goes to investigate and finds one of her patients cutting herself,
she is then attacked by the patient, the screen goes dark and we then cut to
her seeing her own therapist.
After seeing patients in her home, she receives a phone call
from an un-known number, of course she answers it and it’s a man on the other
end asking for her help. Of course, being a doctor, she can’t help but help
him.
It’s very clear that the patient, Alex, is hiding something.
At first he seems like he has really experienced a trama in his life and he
wants help to go through.
From here the movie gets rather boring, she starts to see
Nora, her patient from the beginning of the movie, we find out then that the
girl survived her injuries and was recently released from the hospital due to
non-payment of the bill.
Things start to happen, a security system is installed. Then
Nora comes in for the attack, Jane then wakes up in a hospital strapped to a
bed. She then finds out that she actually killed her boyfriend and that Nora
was already dead. Her friend comes to visit her, then is attacked when she gets
into her car. Jane then puts it all together and escapes the hospital, only to
also be attacked.
When she wakes up, she is in her house, strapped to a chair.
Alex then comes in and everything is explained to her. She escapes and the
movie ends.
This sums up one hour and forty four minutes of movie. It was
so dull and slow in the middle it was almost hard to watch.
Netflix comes up with some amazing serious, but their movies
have all been ok.
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