Stricken 2010
Stricken (2010), directed by Matt Sconce, plunges viewers into a psychological horror-thriller where grief and fear twist reality.
Director: Matt Sconce
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Stricken (2010) about?
Stricken (2010) follows Sarah Black, a young woman reeling from her parents' deaths, as she descends into a nightmare of visions and unexplained deaths. Detective Scott Aro, a veteran investigator, finds himself drawn into her world when a sinister force targets those around her. Together, they must uncover the truth before the darkness consumes them both.
Who directed Stricken?
Stricken was directed by Matt Sconce, who crafts a tense and atmospheric thriller blending psychological horror with supernatural suspense.
Who stars in Stricken?
David Fine, Stephanie French, and Christina L. Tellifson lead the cast, joined by Fragino M. Arola and Brett Gipson in this gripping horror-thriller.
Is Stricken (2010) worth watching?
Stricken (2010) delivers a solid blend of psychological horror and suspense, though it may lack the polish of mainstream releases. Its tight runtime and atmospheric storytelling make it a compelling choice for fans of 90-minute thrillers with supernatural undertones.
How long is Stricken?
Stricken has a runtime of 90 minutes.
About Stricken (2010) — A Psychological Horror-Thriller of Loss and Supernatural Terror
Stricken (2010), directed by Matt Sconce, plunges viewers into a psychological horror-thriller where grief and fear twist reality. After the tragic loss of her mother followed by her father's shocking suicide, 25-year-old Sarah Black is left adrift in a world of suffocating nightmares and eerie visions. The line between sanity and the supernatural blurs as those closest to her begin to vanish one by one—each death more brutal than the last. Detective Scott Aro, a seasoned investigator haunted by a decade of unsolved crimes, stumbles upon a pattern that points to something far darker than human evil. Together, they must confront a lurking malevolence that threatens to consume them both before it's too late. With a mood of creeping dread and a story that questions what's real, this film is a relentless descent into the unknown.
The atmosphere is thick with tension as Sarah's fragile grip on reality slips further with each passing hour. As Detective Aro races against time, the film explores themes of trauma, paranoia, and the haunting power of loss. Sconce crafts a chilling narrative that lingers long after the credits roll, blending psychological horror with supernatural dread. The result is a haunting tale where every shadow and whisper could be a harbinger of doom.