Nine Lives
(2002)

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Nine friends are stranded in an isolated Scottish manor house when a centuries-old spirit is unleashed. Only one will survive.
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Cracking up or checking out — the choice is theirs reads the tagline for Simon Monjack's rehab clinic drama. Cringing with embarrassment or roaring with laughter is the likely choice facing those who can bear to sit through this amateur-hour farrago. With their dialogue culled from a novice writer's workshop, the cast struggles hopelessly with a plot that seeks to explore psychological problems ranging from drug-induced paranoia to murderous rage. Sienna Guillory's stressed-out pop star and Georgia Reece's sensitive HIV sufferer evoke a semblance of sympathy, but Luke Goss's manipulative loser typifies the film's bombastic ineptitude.
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