Psych:9

Seems like it could be good, but the ending is pure crap and ruins everything. It very overtly stresses the deep emotional/mental problems of Sara Foster's character, and the tension builds as her instability grows and it really seems like she is the killer, but it instead chose to go with a contrived ghost villain, which makes all of the scenes showing Foster's descent into madness completely worthless and a waste of time as none of it means anything, all it does is fill time.

good start... a few decent thrillers, but falls apart at end

Starts to grow on you as the movie progresses, then shoots you in the face at the end. Would love to hear some sort of director commentary, to explain what the hell he was thinking.