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Session 9
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  Session 9 (2001)

From Amazon: Few things are more sure-fire creepy than huge abandoned buildings, and Session 9 has one of the eeriest buildings you've ever seen. A hazardous-materials-cleanup company has been hired to eliminate asbestos tiles and other toxic material from a gigantic mental hospital that had been shut down in the 1980s. But as one member of the team starts to nose into old files in the office, he uncovers a series of tape recordings of psychiatric sessions--nine of them--related to a notorious sexual abuse case. Soon, toxic materials and dark spirits start to merge. Like The Blair Witch Project (and most horror movies, really),...

Starring: Peter Mullan
David Caruso
Joshua Lucas
Brendan Sexton III
Paul Guilfoyle
Stephen Gevedon
Directed By: Brad Anderson
Written By: Brad Anderson, Stephen Gevedon

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Session 9 Movie Review by B Movie Ben (5/8/2007)

I felt that this film really took a long time to develop into a horror film.

It seemed like all anyone was doing was talking and arguing with each other. I don't know what that had to do with the horror.

A lot of the first part of the movie also took place in an atmosphere that was too bloody dark to know what was going...

(complete Session 9 review by B Movie Ben)



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