Pluskylang Great Film overall

Cleveronix A different way of telling a story

Breakinger A Brilliant Conflict

Seraherrera The movie is wonderful and true, an act of love in all its contradictions and complexity

gridoon2018 "Pathology" goes where most American mainstream thrillers fear to tread. It is thoroughly distasteful, edgy and politically incorrect; it is also extremely well-crafted, with effective story twists, and pulls you in. The director, Marc Schölermann, gives us an ominous, sinister New York, though much of the film was shot in Los Angeles! Milo Ventimiglia successfully breaks out of his relatively clean Peter Petrelli / "Heroes" image and gets his hands dirty, while Lauren Lee Smith is one of the most dangerously exciting women I've seen in any film lately. It's a pretty awesome trip - but not for the easily offended. *** out of 4.

isajademarilyn What was that?! Was my first thought when the movie ended. Truly awful movie from start to finish, you keep wondering what's the point. Surprised to see Alyssa Milano in a rather small girlfriend part, who adds nothing to the plot. Was there a plot anyway? Mediocre acting, lousy sets. Bloody horrible! They needed a reason to create more bloody scenes. Some of which are very disturbing, and I'm not shy. I can't understand how such movies can be made? I kept hoping for some kind of smart move, in vain. It's full of gore and nonsense. Run away.

John-The-Roman I expected quite a bit coming from the makers of Crank, but left this film sorely disappointed. Though it yields an interesting plot, there are several cliché scenes stitched together meant to be disturbing, which are actually quite comedic. A very typical plot twist ending left a lot to be desired. Some pretty good gore scenes, but not enough to carry the film as a top-notch gorefest to at least make up for its dry acting, and laughable sex/death/violence scenes. Though the medical and science behind it is quite good, it is not enough to save this movie from being just another stereotypical, modern-day teenage horror film. Good enough for a one time watch, but that's about all.

billcr12 Bad, bad, bad acting and writing combine for a lousy thriller, which should be avoided, as watching paint dry would be a better option. Alyssa Milano is the only recognizable name among the horrible cast. Mannequins have more emotion than these thespians who should be banned from ever working in front of a camera, for the rest of their lives. Teddy graduates Harvard Medical School at the top of his class and is invited to a pathology program. There he meets a group of fellow interns who get bored with dead bodies, and create a game to see who can commit the perfect murder. One by one, some innocent people are killed, and at least Milano still looks good. Other than her presence as Ted's girlfriend, there is nothing to save this mess.