Visions

Visions is a suspenseful thriller directed by Kevin Greutert. The movie follows a young pregnant woman named Eveleigh Maddox, played by Isla Fisher, who moves to a vineyard with her husband David, played by Anson Mount. As soon as they arrive, Eveleigh starts experiencing terrifying hallucinations that cause her to question her sanity. Soon, Eveleigh realizes that the sinister forces at play in the vineyard could be connected to her pregnancy. Eveleigh, who previously had a traumatic experience involving the loss of a child, is understandably anxious about her pregnancy. However, she tries to keep her fears at bay and focus on her new life. The vineyard seems like the perfect place to begin anew, but once she starts experiencing visions, she starts to question everything. Her hallucinations feature disturbing images of dead animals, shadows that seem to be alive, and otherworldly visions. The film's suspense builds slowly but surely. Although Eveleigh's visions make her fear for her safety and that of her unborn child, the other characters in the movie don't have the same concerns. In fact, they dismiss Eveleigh's fears and try to convince her that everything is in her mind. She starts to feel isolated and gaslighted, causing her to dig deeper into the vineyard's history to figure out what's really going on. As Eveleigh's condition worsens, she begins to suspect that something sinister is happening. She starts to investigate on her own, but no one seems to believe her, including her husband. As she descends into madness, she discovers secrets about the vineyard's past that could explain her visions. Eveleigh sets out to uncover the truth and save herself and her child from danger. The cast delivers solid performances. Fisher excels in portraying a woman who is struggling with her sanity, and Mount does an excellent job of playing a character who is initially supportive of his wife but eventually becomes dismissive of her concerns. Together they create a realistic portrayal of a couple under pressure. Jim Parsons, who plays Dr. Mathison, Eveleigh's therapist, adds to the film's eerie atmosphere with his character's refusal to believe her visions. The movie's cinematography is also noteworthy. The vineyard's beautiful landscape creates an idyllic setting that starkly contrasts Eveleigh's nightmarish visions. The use of shadows and darkness adds to the film's foreboding atmosphere. Visions' plot is not entirely original, but the tension it creates makes it enjoyable. The story touches on themes of grief, trauma, and paranoia. However, it could have done more to explore these themes further. The film also features several unexpected twists that keep the audience guessing until the end. Overall, Visions is a suspenseful film that effectively delivers on its horror elements. It offers a creepy atmosphere, solid performances, and an engaging plot. While some viewers may find the pacing a bit slow, it ultimately builds to a satisfying conclusion. Despite some of the movie's shortcomings, Visions is a solid thriller that's worth a watch.

Visions is a Music, Special Interest movie released in 2018. It has a runtime of 3 min.. Critics and viewers have rated it no reviews, with an IMDb score of 0.0..