It’s one of the strange coincidences this year that just two weeks after Rings hits theaters, the franchise’s original director, Gore Verbinski, will see the release of his long-awaited return to the horror genre with A Cure for Wellness. A psychological horror film about a man slowly losing his mind inside of a labyrinthian sanitarium, the marketing and promotional materials for A Cure for Wellness have been almost entirely composed of vague, unusual images and music meant to lure viewers into seeing the whole film - in the hopes of learning the startling truth behind those scenes.
But there’s a danger to setting up those kinds of expectations, and while A Cure for Wellness proves to be another able-bodied vehicle for Verbinski to show off his visual prowess, viewers will almost undoubtedly find themselves disappointed in how the film answers their questions. Ambitious and dreamlike from its opening frames to the very end, A Cure for Wellness talks a lot about curing the human condition, seemingly unaware of the problems it itself suffers from.
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