Almost good. Such a unique yet universal idea. Some scenes were played out slightly choppy, but other than that, the silliness was easy to deal with, except Marcus. The acting was believeable but not from everyone. Every time someone was tired, I reminised the feel-good you get from shutting your eyes after a long, hard day. The score/soundtrack was very much thrilling. It was well used for sure. I found the sterotypical scary things not really as scary as everything else. A few scenes really annoyed me, but what annoyed me more was the fact that they could have been fixed. Also, the director needs a new watch. The timing for things happening in this movie was awful. It took me out straight out of the experience. The cinematography, though, was cool. The camerawork really went with whatever was happening on screen.

Shudder-tier horror, it's serviceable and decently engaging but sort of languishes in its mediocrity. Nothing fresh is brought to the table, and the movie leaves you with very little to chew on or muse over after the credits roll. Stock, middle of the road horror. Meh.

>*"I'm on board. Let's catalyse that shit!"* Freddy Kruger's wet dream of a science experiment. ***Double Blind*** offers a cool concept but it looks better on paper than the actual execution on-screen. I still mildly enjoyed it there's lots of hallucination sequences, people going crazy, a few thrilling moments and bloody kills. Fine acting, decent score and the location is kinda perfect and claustrophobic. I originally decided to check it out because Pollyanna McIntosh stars in it and I just wanted more Jadis. She did a good job, I want more of her in horror. Entertaining throughout the entire runtime but it lost me in the second half, it was overlong and really used every trick in the horror genre.

I think it was a good concept. Some of the hallucinations were freaky, even though they weren't necessarily scary. A decent one to check out.