Schism 2008
Derek Purtell's *Schism (2008)* plunges into the dark heart of psychological horror, weaving a chilling tale around Linda, a radio host whose talk show *In Touch With Insanity* gives voice to society's outcasts.
Director: Derek Purtell
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Schism (2008) about?
*Schism* follows Linda, a radio host with dissociative identity disorder who runs a call-in show giving a platform to society's overlooked voices. But when her listeners start turning up dead, Linda's own fractured mind may hold the key to the murders—or the danger.
Who directed Schism?
Derek Purtell directed *Schism*, crafting a psychological thriller that turns a radio show format into a haunting mystery.
Who stars in Schism?
The film features Lynn Lowry, Robert Youngren, Janet Tracy Keijser, Joshua Nelson, and Polina Gorman in lead roles.
Is Schism (2008) worth watching?
With its unique premise and psychological depth, *Schism* offers a compelling watch for fans of offbeat horror. While it may not have the polish of big-studio thrillers, its raw tension and thematic richness make it a standout indie title worth exploring.
How long is Schism?
Schism runs for 90 minutes.
About Schism (2008) — When a radio host's multiple personalities hide a killer's voice
Derek Purtell's *Schism (2008)* plunges into the dark heart of psychological horror, weaving a chilling tale around Linda, a radio host whose talk show *In Touch With Insanity* gives voice to society's outcasts. As Linda's multiple personalities broadcast their struggles to a growing audience, a sinister secret lurks beneath the surface: callers are vanishing, and the killer may be closer than anyone suspects. The film blends psychological depth with eerie suspense, exploring themes of identity, madness, and the blurred line between victim and predator through a claustrophobic lens.
Shot over 90 minutes, *Schism* delivers a tense, atmospheric experience, anchored by Lynn Lowry's compelling lead performance as Linda. With its unsettling premise and raw emotional intensity, the movie challenges viewers to question who—or what—is truly in control, long after the final broadcast fades to static. It's a gripping exploration of the human psyche, where sanity is just another performance waiting to crack.