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K. K. (GAMER)
Reviewed on 11/10/2018...

The main character is the detective from the TV series Dexter. The plotline was very strange for the first part of the movie and then it started coming together later in the movie and the ending was brilliant! A must watch for horror fans!

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Better than okay

Jeffrey Leeper | Seattle, WA USA | 02/18/2007

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Fans of horror will recognize the basic premise, ala Psycho and Magic. Basically, loner's imagination blurs the line between reality and fantasy. Here, the fantasy is sexual.

Without going into detail, the movie is worth a look-see just to see how the writer links everything together. On the flip side, some elements don't link as well. This is the comedy and horror elements. At times, the viewer isn't sure which the movie is intended to be. Stick with it. It will all make sense later.

Desmond Harrington does a great job of creating a figure that you want to root for, then feel deathly afraid of.

I would recommend this movie to horror aficionados. I think they would truly appreciate this film."

Honey your a doll.

Barry Brandon | Phoenix, AZ | 07/11/2006

(4 out of 5 stars)

"The box may throw you off as to what this is really all about. This is a disturbing movie about love and control or lack of.
Kenneth is mental but you feel sorry for the dude as you throws away his life for Nikki. Lisa is the other love interest in this film and makes the movie come to life.
You have got to see this twisted little story."

SICK AND TWISTED . . . AND EXCEPTIONAL

Angel Orona Rodriguez | 08/29/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"The only unfortunate thing about this film was the timing of its release. It (as well as another 'lost treasure' of horror -- MAY) were both overshadowed by the promotional hyperbole of the sub-par CABIN FEVER. Hopefully, this review will assist in getting this film the status of cult classic it deserves.

The plot breaks down very simply to an introverted guy who falls for his new pretty assistant. He is so atrophied with shyness that he feebly rejects HER offers of going out. So what's this poor, misuderstood sap to do . . .?

Empty his bank account to order a life-like sex doll detailed to resemble his assistant, of course!

However, the real fun starts when he finally does begin to develop a relationship with the young woman . . . And the love doll jealously begins voicing her resentments . . .

I have no intention of spoiling the various twists and turns that occur after this. So, hopefully, the basic set-up will convince more adventurous moviephiles (Horror fans or otherwise) to take a chance on this little gem.

All I can say is "The English Patient" sequence is, at once, insane, hilarious and more than worth the price of a rental. Guys, you will never feel the same watching a chick flick on the couch with your sweetie (plastic or otherwise).
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