T.T. Syndrome
T.T. Syndrome
R | 20 March 2002 (USA)
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Several people get locked in a turkish bath at night, being hunted by a brutal serial killer, who seems to be seized with the T.T. Syndrome, a brain malady that leads to painful sociopathy.

Reviews
Linbeymusol Wonderful character development!
Btexxamar I like Black Panther, but I didn't like this movie.
HeadlinesExotic Boring
Invaderbank The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.
milosevicdavid First, I would like to tell something to foreign watchers. I have never watched scarier splatter trash horror film ever. Must be mentality ruined perception of the film, or just the title to those people above . Try to watch it alone. Sickest idea is that you must realize what is t.t. syndrome? So if you answer me, you can write your recension without my negations.. This movie is a pure horror movie, but many Serbian films got a note of some sick melancholy in their core. They used innocence of baby and destroyed it through pathology they used to described. Murky piece of hell in the corridors of ex-infrastructures of Turkish empire on the territory of Serbia and psychotic atmosphere of worst nightmares.
andrej_666 This is by far the worst movie that was ever made in Serbia,ex Yugoslavia or Europe for that matter. Laughable acting,no story,awful script and amateur editing!I am not sure what director was thinking when he was making the movie or how did he get the money to finance it.I was in the cinema with about 50 other people.After half an hour 30 of them left ,not because of the "horror" content of the movie or because they were scared or shocked but because they were BORED out of their mind. Some usually good and reliable actors in this movie are forced to utter the most preposterous sentences you will ever hear. STAY AWAY from this pile of c..p unless you are constipated!
Enzo Milano At first, yes its the first Serbian Horror, or something like that.This movie is really a horror movie, but just for them who are watching, this movie has a very good beginning, bat after some scenes it gets really, but really horrible! It seems like a mix of "I know what you did last Summer" and a stupid joke, just after the first killing scene, everyone knows who is the killer, just boring. After the first 5 or 10 minutes its, sorry, just boring, and stupid. And who think the end will get it, no, the end is the most stupid thing I have seen.Just, some parts become interesting, where the watcher get to know something about the killers son, and why the killer is Killing.For everyone, who didn't watch the movie: DON'T DO IT. Just the name sounds good, thats all.P.S. No one really knows what the TT Sindrom is, me also. That's a little bit confuse, but may be the author had no better idea.For the first Serbian Horror it's bad, but the Serbs never did before something like that, may that should be an excuse.
takac Yes, sadly this is the first Serbian Horror movie! I mean Horror movie that was conceived and made with that premise - to be horror (many Serbian movies have some horror elements but ...). As first - He's the only one so we cant judge it severely. We gotta tone down our criticism!This movie has this introduction thing that drags you in so deep that you expect true horror masterpiece! And it really holds up until the first hour has ended...then it falls and never gets back on its feet! Its like they (Dejan Zecevic and His palls I guess) didn't have enough money or enough powerful ending ideas (it was all made in war- time period so...)so great idea turned into nasty mess of a movie...So! This movie is average. On wider criteria - this movie is weak. But you get it, you watch it and make your own judgment! It already became cult movie - because it had good marketing plan and because its first true Serbian horror flick! Its better for new Serbian directors because they now have something to look up to!And one question to you all: Why does digital camera suck so badly?!
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