Antisocial Behavior

Worth watching for psychological thriller fans. Takes you on a good ride.

Immediately I was impressed with the cinematography and music. It starts off as a story that you think you know what will happen next, but then you're thrown some serious curve balls and the details of the story develops lots of twists and turns! You get drawn to the characters and keeps you on the edge of your seat. Definitely worth watching ! I'm a David Lynch fan and appreciate the unique and abstract filmmaking the producers, writers and director created!

Saw this movie last week and am still thinking about it... it's definitely more original than any of those cliche "psycho-stalker kills anyone in his/her way" films everyone's been cranking out lately. If you like the tone of "The Number 23" you'll be pleased with "Antisocial Behavior"!

If you want to watch a psychological mind challenging horror mystery - don't look further than this movie!

As someone who can usually pick the plot apart and figure out the ending half way though the movie, this movie took me in one direction and then in a completely different five minutes later. It succeeded in doing this without having gaps in the plot.

While watching you will recognize it as an independent movie, but the visual effects stand out above those of other independent film makers.

Overall, well written to keep the viewer guessing. Worth buying, most definitely worth watching more than once.

Like a cross between Lynch and Cronenberg, this movie worms its way into your brain like a wonderfully dark and murky fever-dream. Yes, we don't really know what's happening, but that's exactly the appeal. In an age of storytelling that has largely forgotten the wise adage, "Show, don't tell," it's such a pleasure to get a tale so steeped in mystery. This film will make your skin crawl in the best ways. And your brain will revel in its suggestions of intellectual depths and open-ended questions.