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Regression

Fear always finds its victim
2015 | 106m | English

(44263 votes)

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Minnesota, 1990. Detective Bruce Kenner investigates the case of young Angela, who accuses her father, John Gray, of an unspeakable crime. When John unexpectedly and without recollection admits guilt, renowned psychologist Dr. Raines is brought in to help him relive his memories and what they discover unmasks a horrifying nationwide mystery.
Release Date: Oct 01, 2015
Director: Alejandro Amenábar
Writer: Alejandro Amenábar
Genres: Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Keywords cemetery, investigation, church, satanic cult, ambiguous, nightmare, minnesota, hospital, psychiatrist, 1990s, paranoia, memory loss, police officer, reverend
Production Companies Himenóptero, Telecinco, First Generation Films, Mod Producciones, FilmNation Entertainment, Telefónica Studios
Box Office Revenue: $17,671,101
Budget: $20,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025 (Update)
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Ethan Hawke Bruce Kenner
Emma Watson Angela Gray
David Thewlis Professor Kenneth Raines
Lothaire Bluteau Reverend Beaumont
Dale Dickey Rose Gray
David Dencik John Gray
Devon Bostick Roy Gray
Aaron Ashmore George Nesbitt
Peter MacNeill Police Chief Cleveland
Adam Butcher Brody
Jacob Neayem Charlie Klemme
Aaron Abrams Farrell
Catherine Disher Kate
Danielle Bourgon Secretary at Police Station
Julian Richings Tom
Kristian Bruun Andrew
Luke Marty Officer
Wendy Lyon Norma
Kaitlin Kocsis Teenage Girl
Samantha Tenus Teenage Girl
J.C. Kenny TV News Anchor
Maura Grierson TV Reporter
Patrick Garrow TV Presenter
Janet Porter S. Cooper
Pamela MacDonald Woman with Grocery Cart
Lenno Britos Driver
Steve Whistance-Smith Passenger (as Steven John Whistance Smith)
Deborah Grover Old Woman
Arlene Frattini Naked Old Woman
Emily Haughton Ms. Gray (Still)
Jessica Field Angela at 10 years (Still)
Adam Gullusci Roy at 14 years (Still)
Adrian Griffin Doctor
Kirk Gordon Prison Guard
Heidi Malley Victim
Kate Stephey Young Satanist Woman
Audrey Potter Baby
Olivia Potter Baby
Lauren Jenkins Baby
Charley Jenkins Baby
Nick Longo Satanist
Lisa Horvath Satanist
Goran Stjepanovic Satanist
Carrie Eklund Satanist
Heather Lapine Satanist
James Preston Rogers Satanist
Stephen Hughes TV Voice Over (voice)
Vanessa Spencer Satanist (uncredited)
Noah Segura Reverend Simmons (uncredited)
Attila Sebesy Cult Member (uncredited)
Mackenzie Kerfoot Praying Girl (uncredited)
Alli McLaren Girl (uncredited)
Name Job
Alejandro Amenábar Director, Screenplay
Dylan Bryson Stunt Double
Angelo Colavecchia Camera Operator, Steadicam Operator
Friday Myers Set Decoration
Carolina Martínez Urbina Editor
Jan Thijs Still Photographer
Bob Davidson Gaffer
Gabriel Gutiérrez Supervising Sound Editor, Sound Designer, Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Dave Bracken Construction Coordinator
Charlotte Hayward Makeup Artist, Hairstylist
Joyce McPherson Art Department Coordinator
Helen Martí Donoghue Visual Effects Producer
Mark Ahee Special Effects Coordinator
Wanda Morales Assistant Costume Designer
Ricardo Viñas Dolby Consultant
Marc Orts Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Guillem Huertas First Assistant Camera
Iñaki Sánchez-Elvira Dialogue Editor
Shari Spier Graphic Designer, Second Assistant Art Director
Derek Rappaport Line Producer, Production Manager
Minda Johnson Costume Design
Geoff Ashenhurst Editor
Aric Dupere Second Assistant Director
Stephen Marian Production Sound Mixer
Peggy Kyriakidou Key Hairdresser
Geoff Meech Stunt Double
Erin Jarvis Stunt Double
Effy Papadopoulos Assistant Production Manager
Jackie Alexander Moulson Production Coordinator
Drazen Baric Assistant Location Manager
Luke Marshall Assistant Location Manager
Tyler Unrau On Set Props
Ron Gent Lead Set Dresser
Adrienne Rennick Set Dresser
Michael Gibbs Set Dresser
Jason Luke Second Assistant Camera
Scott Cowan First Assistant "B" Camera
Bart Bialasik Second Assistant "B" Camera
Jenn Gould Assistant Hairstylist
Cindy Lou Tache Daily Makeup & Hair
Joan Chell Daily Makeup & Hair
Ramesh Yogendran Best Boy Electric
Elinor Rose Galbraith Art Direction
Carol Spier Production Design
Jennifer Morden Assistant Art Director
Paulino Fernández Ibáñez Digital Intermediate
Nestor Quintana Visual Effects Producer
Sonia Grande Costume Design
John Simpson Foley
Lindsay Allikas First Assistant Editor
Alfredo Díaz Sound Effects Editor
Emily McHugh Assistant Costume Designer
Davin Snip Property Master
Koldo Zuazua Line Producer
Andrew M. Robinson First Assistant Director
Félix Bergés Visual Effects Supervisor
Catherine Viot Makeup Designer
Eric Bryson Stunt Coordinator
Ron Bell Stunts
Nick Lopez Third Assistant Director
Alejandro Hernández Script Consultant
Patricia Tejedor Cruz Production Coordinator
Richard Hughes Location Manager
Mike Bruce Assistant Location Manager
Evan Webber First Assistant Art Direction
Liane Prevost Second Assistant Art Director
Adam Prince Lead Set Dresser
Joe Dias Set Dresser
Allan McNerney Set Dresser
Danny Burke Set Dresser
Michael Carella "B" Camera Operator
Joseph Chan Additional Camera
Stacey Dutrizac Assistant Makeup Artist
Mykola Korolyov Daily Makeup & Hair
Joanne Bujouves Daily Makeup & Hair
Urmas Rosin Boom Operator
Michael Forrester Electrician
Carl Flood Electrician
Mike Sokoluk Key Grip
Nicholas Fasullo Dolly Grip
Kristopher Pothof Grip
Chris LeBlanc Grip
Robert Iacobucci Scenic Artist
Jessie Frost Casting Assistant
Donna Dupere Extras Casting
Lisa Simpson Foley Recordist
Ignacio Arrojo ADR Recordist
Ryan Michael Wilson ADR Mixer
Rune Klaussen ADR Recordist
Devin Doucette ADR Engineer
Morgan Sainsbury Electrician
Enrico Chiocchio Generator Operator
Phil Calambakas Best Boy Grip
Kelly Pothof Grip
Paul Cameron Grip
Jason Herriott Key Scenic Artist
Jeanette Nyguen Scenic Artist
Caitlin Stewart Casting Assistant
Mayte Cabrera Assistant Sound Editor
Digba Kurpjel Foley Editor
Srdjan Kurpjel Foley Recordist
Nick Beljic ADR Mixer
Darren T. Jennings ADR Recordist
Matthew McKenzie ADR Engineer
Krissopher Chevannes ADR Mixer
Daniel Aranyó Director of Photography
Jina Jay Casting
Jason Knight Casting
Winnifred Jong Script Supervisor
Tapio Liukkonen Foley Artist
Carrie Eklund Stunts
Roque Baños Music Director, Original Music Composer, Orchestrator
John Buchan Casting
Neven Pajkic Stunts
Robert Racki Stunts
Duncan McLeod Stunt Double
Mateo Gil Script Consultant
Gilles Corbeil Additional Camera
Name Title
Alex Lalonde Executive Producer
Christina Piovesan Producer
Fernando Bovaira Producer
Simón de Santiago Executive Producer
Ghislain Barrois Executive Producer
Guillem Vidal-Folch Associate Producer
Alejandro Amenábar Producer
Harvey Weinstein Executive Producer
Bob Weinstein Executive Producer
Axel Kuschevatzky Executive Producer
Noah Segal Executive Producer
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Reviews

tanty
6.0

The making of the movie is good. The directing OKish and the cast is great and performs well. However, the story is an anti-climax one. Amenábar builds an atmosphere that promises a lot more than it delivers. In the end, it is just the only logical and down to earth story with unrolls well but it ... just drives the spectator to boredom. Good from the philosophical and logical point of view. Bad from the show perspective.

Jun 23, 2021
Rangan
7.0

> When the case needs a physical evidence, but it can't reach to get one. Well, it is an investigation theme, something like the Oscar winner 'Spotlight'. After a teen girl Angela was reported of the sexual abuse, a detective named Bruce takes a special interest in solving the case. With the help ... of a psychologist, lots of ugly truth comes out. But the lack of the solid evidence makes the case slowly slip away from his hands. While his desperate effort to find whoever behind it, it only affect more Angela and her family. So how the story end is told with a twist in the third act. It was inspired by the real events of the late 80s. About the rise of the Satanic culture when panic was among the peoples of the United States. One of the best investigative films, with well developed mysteries around the plot. I found hard to predict, especially the twist was simple, but unexpected. Ms Watson was okay, but Ethan Hawke was excellent. From an awesome filmmaker, another wonderful film, yet not anywhere near to his other great works. Whenever a film based on the real, especially about crimes reveals the truth, we the people believe it and pour our supports to the victim. In that perspective, this film tests our capability to understand between the good and bad. Sometimes the things are not what it is supposed to be because of the overlook. Such theme was this that neatly narrated on the screen. I know this is not a masterpiece, but I don't understand why it is very underrated. This is actually a better psychological-thriller you would find in the recent time. Forget what the critics say, just give it a try, obviously it is slow, but in the end you would find it worth, at least most of you. 7/10

May 16, 2024