Session 9
Directed by Brad AndersonEen klein team van asbestverwijderaars krijgt een klus in een leegstaande instelling voor psychiatrische patiënten. De arbeiders moeten haast maken om de deadline te halen, maar de onderlinge spanningen lopen hoog op en bemoeilijken het werk. Wanneer een van de mannen oude geluidstapes vindt van therapiesessies met een patiënt, wordt het nog gecompliceerder.
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Session 9 Ratings & Reviews
- gnrrain25 november 2025I consider this to be one of the best psychological horrors ever made. It's a slow-burn horror/thriller. There isn't a single wasted scene, and not a single wasted moment. The asylum is perfect for atmosphere. The characters are acted well, with one line delivery in particular being one of the most heartbreaking things put on screen. Session 9 is one of the best underrated, hidden gems you could ever hope to find. If this is going to be your first time watching, I envy your experience. I've seen it dozens and dozens of times and I still find things that I didn't notice before. 10/10.. You won't regret watching this if you have patience and a brain.
- Tom Bennett2 november 2025Not a bad effort, but the plot meanders with no clear direction and the ending sputtered out. Lots of cool visuals none of which really contribute to the story. David Caruso plays his usual jerkish self (typecast?).
- mookstuff17 juni 2025One of my faves just because of the location. A decent movie, but I love to see Danvers as it was.
- ርልዪረ19 september 2025The lead actress in this movie, Paulina Porizkova, is fairly decent in this role. Having never seen her in anything else, I wasn't sure what to expect. She has her moments of overacting, but the main problem was some of the dialogue she was given. Larry Drake was scary enough as the killer and is considerably larger than I remember him being. Judd Nelson was really the standout for me in this movie. While not his finest work, he was believable enough in this role and seemed to be the only character that didn't make the typical horror movie asinine decisions. There is no real blood and gore in this movie, so it'll suffice for anyone who doesn't mind a little bad dialogue and plot holes, but wants to see a mildly scary film.
Session 9 Trivia
Session 9 was released on September 14, 2001.
Session 9 was directed by Brad Anderson.
Session 9 has a runtime of 1 hr 40 min.
Session 9 was produced by David Collins, Dorothy Aufiero, Michael Williams.
The key characters in Session 9 are Gordon (Peter Mullan), Phil (David Caruso), Mike (Stephen Gevedon).
Session 9 is rated R.
Session 9 is a Horror, Mystery, Drama film.
Session 9 has an audience rating of 6.3 out of 10.