D-Tox

I'm not going to bother with a detailed analysis of the film, its a perfectly good thriller which will provide an evenings entertainment for any one who likes the genre, plenty of action and tension in an isolated setting, I'm... Full review

FBI Agent Jake Malloy (Sylvester Stallone) is in the search as a mysterious serial killer, who's been murdering cops. When this serial killer murdered Malloy's fiancée (Dina Meyer). Malloy goes to a depression and he almost kills himself. His good... Full review

We all remember him as ''ROCKY'' or ''RAMBO'' it's unfortunately sad that the critics won't agree when sly does anything outside the ''ACTION'' genre....anyway the movie is the kind that you would watch with you're girlfriend or a loved someone... Full review

The exposition was the worst and least helpful portion of this monster of a film, without it this would have been a Beckett with action and with it just another pell mell hodgepodge of a movie with solid twists and... Full review

I actually own this film & Sly plays a brilliant and surprising part in this chilling film. I would tell anyone who asked me to watch it for themselves, and if your a Sly freakette like me, you'll really enjoy... Full review

The real mystery of D-Tox (hereinafter referred to by its video tile, "Eye See You") is why it never found a distributor in North America. I thought it was a good movie. You have to give star Sylvester Stallone a... Full review

(spoilers?)Knowing that Universal practically disowned this movie and that it sat on the shelf for 2 years, I expected it to be horrible. I was a bit surprised that it was alot better than many of such films.Can't see why... Full review

Well, having not only spent two years on the shelf but getting released straight to video AND the original studio - Universal - disowning it (removing its logo and "Universal presents..." as well as giving it to another studio to... Full review

I just watched a screener copy of this movie. I was thoroughly entertained. The plot was very sharp, and for a Stalone movie the acting was better than average. The movie was filled with actors that enjoy acting. Maybe the... Full review

D-Tox" is almost totally merit-free -- sloppily constructed on a storytelling level (unexplained actions, illogical sequences) and without any genuine suspense or interesting characters to disguise the script's weaknesses. The patients include a Brit, Slater (Christopher Fulford); an arrogant SWAT operative, Noah (Robert Patrick); a drug addict, Jaworski (Jeffrey Wright), and an elderly Mountie, McKenzie (Robert Prosky). ... Full Review

May, 1966 Originally a dancer, Polly attended the Drama Centre in London and the school of the Ballet Rambert before performing on a number of occasions with the Royal Shakespeare Company. ... Full Article