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Catherine C. Pirotta’s latest film, Dreamkiller, explores the subject of fear and phobia–with a deadly end. The film will have a limited theatrical release January 15, 2010.
The film’s official website details the background story of the film which involves Hitler’s development of a psychological weapon intended to use against enemies and cause psychosis. Secret experiments were conducted but the data was allegedly destroyed. I know about the experiments Hitler performed but I’m not sure if THIS is real or invented. The film’s story picks up with all this in mind.
A team of doctors experiment with a new, highly controversial form of psychotherapy called “F.R.I.T.”, designed to cure chronic FEAR and PHOBIA patients. Soon someone begins to kill the patients one by one, and the investigations uncover that the patients died in the exact way that they feared they would. Who or what brought their fears to life?
Check out the trailer below and let me know what you think. You can also enter the Dreamkiller contest by sharing your fears on their website and win a walk on the red carpet for the movie premiere. Go here to find out how.
258 days ago
Yeah, Nazis practiced all sorts of experiments mostly oriented towards massive destruction. Biological, chemical and psychological experimentation was practiced on Jews from Concentration Camps so I wouldn’t doubt something like F.R.I.T. would be real. After all, fear is indeed a powerful weapon in the wrong hands cause people with fear is easy to misguide and dominate.
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