Out of the Body

Synopsis

Out of the Body is a supernatural horror film directed by Brian Trenchard-Smith and released in 1988. The movie follows the story of a man named David Bower, played by Mark Hembrow, who starts experiencing terrifying out-of-body experiences after a near-death accident. As David delves deeper into the mysterious realm beyond the physical, he begins to uncover dark secrets and a malevolent force that threatens his very existence. Filled with suspense, eerie visuals, and unexpected twists, Out of the Body takes viewers on a chilling journey into the unknown, blurring the lines between reality and the supernatural.

Cast

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  Mark Hembrow

  David Gaze

• Tessa Humphries

  Neva St. Clair

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  Shane Briant

  Paul Mitz

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  John Clayton

  Sgt. Whittaker

• John Ley

  Sr. Det. Delgarno

• Linda Newton

  Carla Duprey

Reviews

Out of the Body has received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. While some viewers appreciate the film's atmospheric tension and Mark Hembrow's performance, others criticize its slow pacing and lack of originality. One review from IMDb described the movie as 'a mediocre attempt at the horror genre' with a rating of 4.3/10. Despite its flaws, Out of the Body manages to create an unsettling atmosphere that keeps viewers engaged till the end. The supernatural elements and psychological themes add depth to the story, making it a decent watch for horror enthusiasts looking for a unique twist on the genre.