“This is a psychological thriller that’s definitely worth a watch”
About Fractional movie
A psychiatrist, John Hatchett, wakes up tied to a chair in an abandoned warehouse. Left with no food, water or chance of escape, John's only weapons are his mind and he must use them to full effect to outwit a man called David Crowe - a former patient who is not of a sound mental capacity... Not everything John Hatchett tells Crowe is as it seems. John has a past that he wishes to remain a secret... A secret David Crowe is willing to do anything to reveal...
‘Fractional’ movie is an award winning suspenseful psychological thriller about psychosis, murder and deceit. A battle of wills ensues over five days between both men as a mystery unfolds to a shocking conclusion. If you would like to know more then please take a look at the trailer below.
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“A very satisfying mystery with a wonderfully twisted climax”
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“the acting from the three principles is tremendous”
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“A smart and chilling psychological horror that keeps you rivited until the final shocking moments”
“One of the most tight, on the edge of your seat thrillers to come along in a long while”
Fractional on Rotten Tomatoes
“Director Malcolm Deegan creates a disturbing but mastered villain”
“plays with your psyche for a while even after the credits are done”
David Crowe in jeopardy
Waking into a nightmare
“The end will make you yell wait! Give me five more minutes! It really is that good”
“Had me on the edge of my seat, very suspenseful”
“Brilliantly confined and claustrophobic”
“FRACTIONAL’s strength lies in how powerful it conveys the suggestion of torture and horror without really going there; making it sort of an anomaly in horror, and a refreshing anomaly at that.”
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