The Unhealer

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Not S @RT11226313 Jul 21 It was a good movie i enjoyed watching it Yall should make the second one See more Justin W @RT37619642 Jul 13 Lance Henriksen is a legend, but he is especially good in this movie. One of his best characters and performances. Even though he is not the main star of the film, he steals the show. See more Kitten C @KittenCalfee Mar 2 Cheesy? Sure, but surprisingly well done cheese. Clearly an homage to 1980’s style but updated without many of the problems that plagued actual productions from that era. B movie cinematography doesn’t reduce the success of the writing, which claims to illustrate Navajo / Diné folklore (which may or may not be accurate). This film does a much better job than many other movies that claim to evoke native ideas to explore moral lessons. The characters not very complex, close to classic archetypes but the actors are cast well and do their roles justice. I went in with low expectations and was impressed. See more Stephen G. @patient1 Oct 26 We've an interesting vibe, as our main character deals with bullies and the sudden shift in his life, that's beyond even his own control. Vile behavior has been done, and tragedy has struck our main character in a most heinous way. The path of vengeance has been laid out, and it's getting deliciously exciting for horror fans. Nothing quite like seeing bullies eviscerated, truly nothing like it. See more SkyRo P @TheMovieSearch 03/27/2025 The Unhealer is a film that, while chaotic, manages to entertain in its own way. I wouldn't label it as a terrible movie, yet it didn't leave a lasting impression on me either. It falls into the category of forgettable films that serve their purpose in the moment but don’t warrant a second viewing. Gavin Casalegno delivered an impressive performance, evoking sympathy for his character while simultaneously conveying a sense of confusion and rage. The narrative does a decent job of exploring the character's struggles with his unusual powers, where self-harm translates into harm for others, especially after consuming their belongings. The concept of eating someone’s clothing was certainly unsettling and bizarre. On the other hand, the idea of inflicting pain on others through self-harm is an intriguing twist, drawing from Indian cultural themes that suggest an evil force at play. It presents a unique perspective as the character navigates his transformation. There’s even a hint at a potential sequel, which surprises me considering it seems like a missed opportunity, given that audiences seemed to enjoy the premise without fully embracing the film itself. One peculiar moment that stood out was his choice to chew on a jockstrap while targeting the bully. Although intended as comic relief, it felt excessive and bizarre. I understand the humor, but having a minor consume another minor’s jockstrap was definitely an odd choice. Overall, this film didn’t resonate with me, and I wouldn’t choose to watch it again. However, if you’re looking for something light and entertaining for a single viewing, it might be worth checking out. See more Steve U @RT00818212 03/23/2025 It's absurd that this has 83% here. It must have been written by a toddler, and the acting won't even bring it up to a "B movie"...the best this could hope for would be a "P movie" for piss-poor all around. See more Read all reviews

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