Delirium

Synopsis

Delirium (1979) with Turk Cekovsky, originally titled 'Delirium,' is a psychological thriller that delves into the depths of insanity and paranoia. The film follows the mysterious events surrounding a young woman who suspects that her boyfriend might be involved in a series of brutal murders. As she becomes increasingly consumed by fear and hallucinations, the line between reality and delusion begins to blur, leading her on a harrowing journey to uncover the truth. Filled with suspense and unexpected twists, 'Delirium' takes audiences on a chilling ride through the dark corridors of the human mind.

Cast

• Turk Cekovsky

  Paul Dollinger

• Debi Chaney

  Susan Norcross

• Terry TenBroek

  Larry Mead

• Barron Winchester

  Eric Stem

• Bob Winters

  Donald Andrews

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  Garrett Bergfeld

  Mark

Reviews

Critics have had mixed feelings about 'Delirium,' with some praising its eerie atmosphere and psychological depth, while others found it lacking in cohesiveness and originality. Despite its flaws, the film has garnered attention for its unconventional narrative structure and strong performances from the cast. Rotten Tomatoes critic, Mark Kermode, described it as 'a haunting exploration of the fragile nature of sanity,' giving it a rating of 6/10. On the other hand, IMDb user reviews have been more critical, highlighting the film's inconsistent pacing and cliched plot twists, resulting in an overall rating of 4.6/10. Metacritic's consensus was that 'Delirium' offers glimpses of brilliance but ultimately falls short of delivering a truly satisfying cinematic experience.