Session 9 | Full Movie | Movies Anywhere

The lo-fi aesthetic make it feel less like a movie and more like a reality show, emphasizing the methodical descent into madness experience by the characters, while the running voiceovers will send chills down your spine.

Session 9 leaps from slow-burn unease—you know something is festering, but you can’t quite put your finger on it—to a rapid-fire gorefest in which everything you’ve just seen is thoroughly explained.

Slow burning and atmospheric, Brad Anderson's Session 9 has aged exceptionally well since it was first released back in 2001. This is because of its strong cast, well-honed characterisation and the atmospheric location work of the chiller's setting.

Effortlessly sinister without ever veering into over-the-top territory, Session 9 is a shining example of how to make a slow burn and a relatively light-on-scares story intensely menacing and uncomfortable.