Flashback 2020
"In the blink of an eye your life can turn upside down"
In Christopher MacBride's pulse-pounding thriller *Flashback* (2020), Dylan O'Brien stars as Frederick Fitzell, a man enjoying stability—until sinister visions of a vanished high school classmate, Cindy, begin haunting his every waking moment.
Director: Christopher MacBride
Cast
Dylan O'Brien
Fred Fitzell
Hannah Gross
Karen
Emory Cohen
Sebastian
Keir Gilchrist
Andre
Maika Monroe
Cindy Williams
Liisa Repo-Martell
Mrs. Fitzell
Amanda Brugel
Evelyn
A.C. Peterson
Mr. MacDonald
Aaron Poole
Pierced Man
Maika Harper
Tattooed Woman
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Flashback (2020) about?
Frederick Fitzell is living a stable life until terrifying visions of Cindy, a girl who disappeared in high school, force him to confront his past. His search for answers leads him to an old drug called Mercury and a web of memories that threaten to consume him.
Who directed Flashback?
Christopher MacBride directed *Flashback*, known for his work on genre films that blend suspense with psychological depth.
Who stars in Flashback?
Dylan O'Brien headlines the cast, joined by Hannah Gross, Emory Cohen, Keir Gilchrist, and Maika Monroe in key roles.
Is Flashback (2020) worth watching?
*Flashback* delivers a gripping mix of mystery and psychological horror, making it a standout in the thriller genre. While IMDb ratings aren't available, its atmospheric tension and compelling performances by O'Brien and Gross make it a solid pick for fans of mind-bending cinema.
How long is Flashback?
*Flashback* runs for 97 minutes.
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About Flashback (2020) — A Psychological Thriller Unraveling Trauma and Memory
In Christopher MacBride's pulse-pounding thriller *Flashback* (2020), Dylan O'Brien stars as Frederick Fitzell, a man enjoying stability—until sinister visions of a vanished high school classmate, Cindy, begin haunting his every waking moment. The visions drive him to reunite with old friends who once experimented with a hallucinogenic drug called Mercury, uncovering a dangerous connection between their past and his fractured psyche. As Frederick digs deeper, he confronts a harrowing truth hidden within his own memories, leading him on a descent into a nightmarish journey where reality blurs with hallucination.
With a brooding atmosphere and a mystery that refuses to let go, *Flashback* blends psychological tension with the eerie uncertainty of what's real and what's imagined. MacBride crafts a story that lingers long after the credits roll, exploring themes of guilt, remembrance, and the terrifying fragility of the human mind.
