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ACTOR
Diogo HausenTom SizemoreJackie DallasConnie Jo Sechrist
DIRECTOR
Eduardo Castrillo
SYNOPSICS
The Pining (2019) is a English movie. Eduardo Castrillo has directed this movie. Diogo Hausen,Tom Sizemore,Jackie Dallas,Connie Jo Sechrist are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2019. The Pining (2019) is considered one of the best Thriller movie in India and around the world.
When members of Joe's (Diogo Hausen) therapy group start dying under mysterious circumstances, Detective Harris (Jackie Dallas) is forced to reopen a cold case. Her only lead: Father William (Tom Sizemore) - the group therapy leader who seems to know more than what is in his police statements.
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The Pining (2019) Reviews
behold
Cause its a human number, and the number is 999, or as the german would say, nein nein nein aka no no no, not another one with a lame story, dim acting, terrible soundwork and a lightproduction on power saving mode, makes this nuke of a thriller make you feel sick, and wish that the number of the beast had been different, and on the nova scale this film comes with negative digits. tom sizemore, giorgio moroder or jahn teigen, its just names, and them on this casting list should be flagged and flogged forever in the name of the one we hallow. in norwegian the films title word pining means to torment, and the slower the torments happens the worse the pain becomes, so stay away from this rotten fish of a film says the grumpy old man
Gripping horror!
Mysterious thriller/horror film about a number of inexplicable deaths centering around the members of a therapy group. And mostly surrounding a young wheelchair bound photographer and his assistant who is always playing the supporting role, unlike the beautiful models who are centre stage. Elements of zombie, horror, religion and dark forces throughout. Suspenseful and intriguing till the end.
Grows dumber and absurd enough to count as a parody
Starts off a rather low-budget solitary zombie flick. Oh if it only stayed that way. Might have might a just ok short. MAYBE. However at even a mere 73 minutes or so it's still stretched ridiculously thin. The last 20 of which takes an already dumb film and triples down on it's stupidity. There's also a mid-credits stinger to sit through if you haven't thrown your remote through the tv at that point.