Lovely Molly
Directed by Eduardo Sanchez
A former addict begins to have strange episodes after moving into her childhood home in this relentlessly disturbing ghost story from BLAIR WITCH PROJECT director Eduardo Sanchez. But where that film relied on off-screen atmosphere to create dread, here Sanchez serves plenty of on-screen scares, resulting in a film that follows in the footsteps of graphic shockers like THE ENTITY. Richly exploring the parallels between psychosis, addiction and demonic possession, LOVELY MOLLY is a gripping look at how the traumas of the past come back to haunt us. Contains strong language, sexual scenes, violence and gore.
A former addict begins to have strange episodes after moving into her childhood home.
Cast: Gretchen Lodge, Johnny Lewis, Alexandra Holden
Member Reviews
I'm glad I stuck with this one; it certainly went from 0 - 10 on the 'messed up' scale. The start was very dull (and fyi, this is coming from someone whose favourite movies are slow burners) and I was losing interest, even started cooking without pausing it, but by the middle it really picked up. The acting was great, especially the main two sisters but the husband too. It also can't be easy acting as someone with an addiction and psychological issues so props to Gretchen Lodge. This movie made me grateful I don't have someone I love in my life who suffers with addiciton and PTSD along with it.
Didn't get it.
Triggering and weird af
it was just ok
Worth the watch.