Possessor: Uncut [Blu-ray] [2020]

A wild and different take on futuristic crime fighting and the toll it takes on the individuals mind that has to do the horrific job. For a smart sci-fi horror movie this ranks up with great titles from the past simular to it like Minority Report (2002) , Total Recall (1990) , Dark City (1997) , Under The Skin (2014) , The Skin I Live In (2011) , eXistenZ (1999) , The Matrix (1999) , Species (1995) Surrogates (209) , Splice (2009) , and Elizabeth Harvest (2018) and if you are a fan of those films it is a must watch.

Shocking, mind-bending, taboo. A well thought out sci-fi thriller that can easily offend. But, it downright brilliant in its concept and the way it is told. Brandon Cronenberg steps out from his father's shadow and delivers the goods. A punch to the gut that never compromises. The 4k Uncut version is debatable. Not the picture, but the content. Some prefer the theatrical cut, turned off by the violence and sex while others find it far more powerful. Either way, Possessor Uncut demands to be seen.

Awesome film, director Brandon Cronenberg has his father's genes that is for sure. Anyone buying the uncut version (only version in 4k) should be aware if rated it would be an easy NC-17 (the MPA is very squeamish of extreme gore, violence, and sexuality). The story is top notch. Brandon also casts a familiar face from his father David's "eXIstenZ" in Jennifer Jason Leigh here. A story of identity, technology, and high tech assasinations. Tremendous film.

Scanners was the first David Cronenberg film I had ever seen. It blew my mind, making me feel like I had traveled to a new reality. It’s encouraging to see that in Brandon Cronenberg, the apple has not fallen far from the tree.

This chilling movie was great as we viewed the 4K, uncut version. Even flow of suspense and great violent instances made this a movie that we give a 4.5 out of 5 rating!

Well I went to this movie in the theater on a whim and man was I happy that I did. After my friend and I were talking as humans do about random everything after long isolation in covid times and every once in a while one of us would just stop and say, “but that movie”. That’s a good sign in my book and I’d highly Recommend it if your into surrealism, ceriberal horror, or body horror.

Brandon Cronenberg carries on his fathers genius by creating disturbingly riveting stories that will keep your blood pumping as well as make you squirm in intense scenes.

For those who are unaware, the director of this film (his first time feature) is the son of David Cronenberg (director of Videodrome, The Fly, ect). Good first outing from the director - the apple doesn't fall far from the tree