Impulse 2003 Horror Movie Review
Horror movies Review
Tim Matheson and OscarÂ(r) nominees* Meg Tilly and Hume Cronyn come face to face with mankind’s deepestand darkestprimal urges in this disturbing and “suspenseful” (Boxoffice) psychological thriller. “Directed with flair” (The Hollywood Reporter) and packed with pulse-quickening twists that spring from its “terrific premise” (The Village Voice), Impulse generates enough electricity to make your hair stand on end! When Jennifer (Tilly) and her boyfriend Stuart (Matheson) return to her idyllic hometown, they discover that all boundaries of civility seem to have eroded. Mystified by the actions of normally kind townspeople who are suddenly driven to extremes of irrationaland violentbehavior, Jennifer and Stuart attempt to get to the bottom of the increasingly life-threatening chaos before it destroys them! * Tilly: Supporting Actress, Agnes of God (1985); Cronyn: Supporting Actor, The Seventh Cross (1945)
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