THE TAKING OF DEBORAH LOGAN

Cinemavixion Review

Adam Robitel's 'The Taking of Deborah Logan' masterfully blurs the lines between a harrowing medical drama and a chilling supernatural horror. Initially presenting itself as a documentary crew's intimate look into the devastating effects of Alzheimer's on an elderly woman and her distressed daughter, the film takes a sharp, terrifying turn. As the narrative unfolds, the unsettling symptoms of Deborah Logan's condition morph into something far more sinister, suggesting a malevolent force at play. The performances, particularly from Jill Larson, are deeply affecting, grounding the escalating dread in a disturbing reality. While the found-footage style can be polarizing, it effectively amplifies the claustrophobic terror. Garnering significant critical acclaim, especially with a 92% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, this film is a disturbing exploration of mental decay and unspeakable evil, recommended for those who appreciate psychological horror with a deeply unsettling atmosphere.