Stevecorp Don't listen to the negative reviews

Roy Hart If you're interested in the topic at hand, you should just watch it and judge yourself because the reviews have gone very biased by people that didn't even watch it and just hate (or love) the creator. I liked it, it was well written, narrated, and directed and it was about a topic that interests me.

Lidia Draper Great example of an old-fashioned, pure-at-heart escapist event movie that doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not and has boat loads of fun being its own ludicrous self.

Staci Frederick Blistering performances.

BA_Harrison If I hadn't seen a gazillion torture porn movies since Saw and Hostel, I might have thought that Honeymoon, from Mexican director Diego Cohen, was fairly decent. But I have, and it's about as clichéd and predictable as the now very stale genre gets.Paulina Ahmed stars as married woman Isabel Herrera, who is stalked by neighbour Jorge Toledo (Hector Kotsifakis), who eventually abducts the woman, keeping her tied up in his home. From here-on-in, it's all about the humiliation and pain. Jorge conducts a wedding ceremony to make her his wife, only to have his affection thrown back in his face, leaving him no option but to spray acid down her throat, flay her fingers, and rape her!Despite being quite nasty in tone, the unconvincing special effects and lack of originality prevent the film from being the gruelling experience that it so desperately wants to be. Add the fact that, when Isabel finally gets the upper hand, she fails to finish off Jorge despite plenty of opportunity, and what we have is far from satisfying experience. Remember ladies: always make sure your psycho is definitely dead before attempting to escape!A twist regarding the true nature of Isabel's abduction does little to improve matters; ditto for the final revelation that the victim, having dispatched of Jorge by pushing his face in a barrel of acid, has now become the tormentor.3.5 out of 10, rounded up to 4 for IMDb.

Noah Hoad I feel like the only reason this film was made was because the director wanted an reason to portray a woman being tortured over and over. Graphic scenes can be a powerful way to advance a story if used correctly, but the plot was barely existent and only seemed to be there as an excuse to shoot a series of scenes. The only thing this movie made me feel was revulsion. Nothing else about it stood out. I didn't get involved with the story, the cinematography was unremarkable and the pacing was awkward.I regret watching it all the way through. Don't waste your time with this, even if you enjoy gore and violence. There are way better movies out there.

sjacquemain-22683 As someone going into the career path of psychology, I was intrigued when I read the description "Psychological Thriller." It is my all- time favorite genre. I love movies that mess with my mind and make me think in different ways than before. That being said, I can confidently say this movie is not a psychological thriller. It is disturbing and unnecessarily violent. The film lures the viewer into almost empathizing with the deranged doctor, making it seem like he had good reason to torture and abuse this woman because he loved her to such an extreme. I really want to believe that anyone who views this movie will think it's sickening, physically and psychologically. But the fact that this is even out there for the public to see, makes me worry about what delusional thoughts other less stable individuals might take away from this movie. **SPOILER** If i had to pick the least worst part in the film, it was when the victim finally gets her revenge. But even that "justice" is ruined. Because of her traumatizing experience, Isabel punishes others in the same way. Sure, what goes around comes around, but that shouldn't be applied to violence and torture. But hey, it's all okay as long as it sells right?

Ionizing Not really your typical and predictable abduction movie. No super-villains that allow you relief from its reality, or the usual home-made styling to create starkness either, just ordinary broken individuals, largely failing. It is gory, and so will both gain and lose audiences because of this, and there are some inevitable tropes, but it does them pretty well all the same, certainly better than most, although it did sorely lack any proper character development or background story, and therefore ultimately any real depth, which potentially could have lifted it beyond its own constraints and above most all others of this genre.The soundtrack is driving and moves it along well, and also holds it at the right places too, maintaining its quality level. If you're in the mood for this kind of thing, then I'd recommend it, there are far worse out there.