Manniac

Synopsis

Manniac, released in 2005 starring Armin Peter Wallau, follows the story of a troubled man caught in the depths of his own mind. Struggling with reality and haunted by visions of his past, he embarks on a psychological journey that blurs the lines between dream and reality. As he delves deeper into his consciousness, he uncovers dark secrets that challenge his perception of the world. Battling his own inner demons, he must confront his fears and unravel the mysteries that torment his soul. Manniac is a gripping and suspenseful exploration of the human psyche, filled with twists and turns that will leave audiences on the edge of their seats.

Cast

• Armin Peter Wallau

  Manni

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  Ingo Trendelbernd

  Manni's Friend

• Cheyenne Lacroix

  Ending Victim

• Julie Summers

  Sword Victim

• Lydia Luder

  Hammer Victim

• Lorena Moreno

  Female Forest Victim

Reviews

Despite its low IMDb rating of 5.1/10, Manniac managed to captivate some viewers with its intense atmosphere and mind-bending plot. The Guardian praised the film for its bold storytelling and unique cinematography, calling it 'a visually stunning thriller that keeps you guessing till the end'. However, Variety criticized the movie for its convoluted narrative and lack of character development, stating that 'Manniac fails to deliver a coherent storyline despite its intriguing premise'. Rotten Tomatoes' consensus was mixed, with some critics applauding the film's unpredictable twists while others found it too confusing. Overall, Manniac seems to have divided opinions among critics, making it a polarizing watch for audiences.