The Hypnotist (1999)

The Hypnotist (1999)
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Fresh off the international success of such Japanese supernatural flicks as Ring (1996) and Cure (1998) comes this bizarre mystery thriller. The film opens with a trio of inexplicable suicides: a groom strangles himself at his own wedding, an old man hurls himself out a window, and an athlete runs until her legs break. In each case, the victims dying words were "The green monkey is coming." Burned-out cop Sakurai (Ken Utsui), along with psychologist Saga (Goro Inagaki), set out to investigate the deaths. The search leads them to Yuka (Miho Kanno), an enigmatic TV hypnotist. As the bodies continue to pile up, Sakurai and Saga desperately go about looking for the deadly trigger to these otherworldly murders. ~ Jonathan Crow, Rovi

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Starring:
Miho KannoKen Utsui, (more)
Director(s):
Masayuki Ochiai
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of The Hypnotist

Fresh off the international success of such Japanese supernatural flicks as Ring (1996) and Cure (1998) comes this bizarre mystery thriller. The film opens with a trio of inexplicable suicides: a groom strangles himself at his own wedding, an old man hurls himself out a window, and an athlete runs until her legs break. In each case, the victims dying words were "The green monkey is coming." Burned-out cop Sakurai (Ken Utsui), along with psychologist Saga (Goro Inagaki), set out to investigate the deaths. The search leads them to Yuka (Miho Kanno), an enigmatic TV hypnotist. As the bodies continue to pile up, Sakurai and Saga desperately go about looking for the deadly trigger to these otherworldly murders. ~ Jonathan Crow, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
110 mins

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Director(s):
Masayuki Ochiai
Categories:
Horror
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Denna B.

For what seemed like a made for TV movie, it wasn't that bad. There was a bit of suspense, some interesting special effects and a couple of twists. What lowered the bar for the movie came down to the over the top acting and for the most part, the ridiculous storyline. There are no language or subtitle options, but English subtitles are shown. As for extras, there is a trailer for the movie. Not really recommended.

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