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Regression has this eerie vibe that lingers long after the credits roll. The film plays with themes of connection and past lives, layered with a haunting atmosphere that pulls you in. It’s not your typical horror; it’s more cerebral, exploring relationships through the unsettling lens of hypnotherapy. The pacing is a bit slow, which builds tension but might test some viewers. I found the practical effects to be quite striking, adding to the film's overall unsettling feel. Performances, particularly by the lead, really draw you into this strange journey of self-discovery and inner demons.
Regression is a bit of a rare find, not widely circulated in its early formats. It’s intriguing how its distribution has been somewhat limited, which makes it a point of interest for collectors who appreciate lesser-known horror narratives. The film has gained a niche following, and as time goes on, its unique approach to storytelling and atmosphere may heighten its appeal among genre enthusiasts.
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