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There are several kinds of thriller nested here.

What starts out as a fairly straightforward horror thriller is enriched by Matthew Currie Holmes's fantastic dream/flashback scenes, which are a real treat for genre fans.

The trial plays out in a courtroom that looks more like a church and the few cringe-in-your-seat scares are economically used to great effect.

James Schamus's script is sharp and witty. Lee is very good at getting affecting performances out of actors, especially the younger ones.

Although some elements don't work too well, namely the lacklustre, almost prosaic direction of Levy, it survives with a lot of positives, not least the return to maniacal form of its star, The Grey Haired One.

Atom Egoyan's terrifically paced episodic thriller Remember is hard to forget.

Scott McClellan’s gorgeous black and white photography picks out every detail of the actors’ faces yet masks them in shadow at crucial moments, allowing truths to emerge only slowly.

Unfortunately, with a weak central actor, the interactions of those around him suffer as a result.