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- Ultimately, it is revealed that Sarah suffers from multiple personality disorder, brought on from her abuse as a child, and from her father brainwashing her to cover up the murder of her mother. Her alternate personality is responsible for all of the strange gifts, and for murdering her ex-boyfriend.
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NEVER TALK TO STRANGERS is a psycho-sexual thriller starring Rebecca DeMornay and Antonio Banderas. The plot involves a psychiatrist suffering from multiple personality disorder who ends up stalking herself and wreaking havoc in her relationships. It is filled with sex and nudity and should be rated NC-17.
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Ultimately, it is revealed that Sarah suffers from multiple personality disorder, brought on from her abuse as a child, and from her father brainwashing her to cover up the murder of her mother. Her alternate personality is responsible for all of the strange gifts, and for murdering her ex-boyfriend.
The film stars the inimitable, icy-eyed Rebecca de Mornay as Dr. Sarah Taylor, a criminal psychologist tasked with determining the validity of serial killer Max Cheski’s claims to suffer from Multiple Personality Disorder.
- Psycho (1960) Hitchcock’s Psycho is one of the scariest films ever released. In the film, Hitchcock almost toys with the viewers, letting the suspense unravel gradually, thereby constantly increasing the tension.
- The Shining (1980) Based on Stephen King’s novel of the same name, The Shining tells the story of Jack Torrance, a writer, who takes up the position of an off season caretaker of an isolated hotel during peak winter.
- Shutter Island (2010) Shutter Island revolves around Teddy Daniels (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his descent into madness as he investigates a disappearance of a patient at Shutter Island’s mysterious mental hospital.
- Fight Club (1999) In David Fincher’s cult classic, Edward Norton portrays the role of a beat-down corporate drone of a human. Dissatisfied with life and his job despite the material comforts it affords him, the narrator majorly suffers from insomnia and constant run-ins with his boss at work.
The creation of multiple personalities can always be traced back to childhood trauma, often involving violent sexual abuse. Subconsciously the child creates other personalities that share the burden, the literally unbearable burden of shame underlying the repressed memory of the childhood event.
Sure they had decent chemistry together but for what? The movie's premise was bad to begin with and the execution just made it even worst. Miss DeMornay plays Sarah Taylor, a psychologist trying to analyze a convicted serial killer whose defense hinge on multiple personality disorder.
Police psychologist Dr. Sarah Taylor (Rebecca De Mornay) guards herself from emotional attachment, but uncharacteristically succumbs to the smooth advances of mysterious new lover Tony Ramirez...
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