The Parker Sessions

I loved this movie . I thought it was so different from most horrors and that's what makes it so unique and brillant. I feel like we needed this movie to show that horror movies can be very different from slashers that have been made over the years. I am a huge horror movie fan and I have not been that impressed with most horrors I have seen in the last decade; but I was so impressed with this film because it was nothing like the others. A job well done👍

Slow burn but well worth it, funny, dark, realistic, well-acted, well-made, interesting, unpredictable, and entertaining with an amazing twist.

Hands down my favorite feature of the festival. Looking forward to seeing more from this director.

Saw this Film at the FilmQuest Festival in Provo , Utah. Not usually a fan of Horror films because of the predictability of the outcomes. I don't want to be a spoiler, but this film had more twists and turns than many of the mainstream movies out of Hollywood. The creativity was haunting, but the outcome towards the end took me for a loop. I left the movie wondering if this type of vigilantism should be somewhat acceptable in this day and age. The message in the credits was powerful. I have to say that the music score throughout the movie was top notch and deserves accolades all by itself. Can't believe that this movie was such a low budget movie. The acting was superb. Can't wait to see more work from the writers and producers from this movie.

I found The Parker Sessions very intriguing and psychologically disturbing. I loved the fact it was done in black and white that gave it a scary ambiance . I thought the plot was very well written, the music added to the frightening intense feeling. I felt the ending was the most deep minded ending of a horror film that I have ever seen . I loved every minute of it 👍

I dont normally write movie reviews, but after seeing The Parker Sessions I had to make an exception. I first saw The Parker sessions at Macabre Faire film festival and was immedietly engrossed. The film follows Parker, a young girl dealing with emotional turmoil becuase of her disturbing past. So she seeks out help from a counselor to help stop her night terrors.

Sometimes films involving therapy sessions and mental health can feel cliche and overdone but that was not the case with this film. Rachell seans performance was raw and real. And the cat and mouse scenes between her and Danny James(counselor) were fun and intriguing to watch. Especially as the film goes on and things start to unravel in an unexpexted and wild way.

The writing was smart, and the black and white cinemetography was beautiful and captivating. Overall the film is a great watch with a wild payoff at the end. And for Stephen King Simmons first feature film, im impressed and cant wait to see what he does next!