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
Don’t waste your time it’s creepy. The characters seemed interesting, but the plot leaves so much depth in the ending is meaningless.
Strange to say the least but okay
It's what you get when you mix late night Cinemax with Blair Witch.
Wow! Disintegration is not easy to pull off. If one is a bit off with the pace, intensity, or complexity, it doesn't seem believable. But Gretchen did it perfectly! If you're looking for a jump scare, this one isn't for you. But if you enjoy the horrors of psychological disintigration,definitely give it a try!
I've seen this before, and it's as haunting as I remember it. People with psychological damage often turn to substance abuse; the mentally ill self medicate. Drug/alcohol issues can be treated successfully, but mental illness can be a life-long struggle. The movie is very well made with fine acting (particularly the female lead), good direction, excellent screenwriting, and superb cinematography. The settings are unforgettable and eerie. A great watch.