

Spiderhead
“How far would you go to fix human nature?”
A prisoner in a state-of-the-art penitentiary begins to question the purpose of the emotion-controlling drugs he's testing for a pharmaceutical genius.
Joseph Kosinski
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Ditendra
5mo ago
"Spiderhead" is a clinical, high-concept psychological thriller that succeeds by trapping the audience in a visually pristine yet morally decaying environment. Joseph Kosinski directs with a sharp eye for modern aesthetics, transforming a remote, brutalist penitentiary into a vibrant laboratory where the horrors are masked by upbeat synth-pop and state-of-the-art design. The film avoids the typica...

mooney240
3y ago
**Spiderhead could have been so much more but settled for bland.** Spiderhead’s concept presented compelling possibilities but fell very short of its potential. The movie focuses on pharmaceuticals that create love, fear, and other emotions in its prison-mandated test subjects. I expected the plot to center on characters grappling with whether they actually love their new boyfriend/girlfriend, ...

TitanGusang
4y ago
Going into Spiderhead I was not expecting much due to the mixed bag of reviews, but I was really surprised. The concept is really interesting and very deranged, I found myself gasping out loud at scenarios that were presented to the inmates throughout the film. While I do agree that the third act does fall bit short, I still found it enjoyable enough. The acting in this movie was superb. Chris Hem...


























