Alyce Kills 2011
"She was always a bit weird...now she is truly insane."
Alyce Kills (2011) plunges viewers into a psychological horror-thriller where guilt and madness collide in a nightmarish descent.
Director: Jay Lee
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Alyce Kills (2011) about?
Alyce Kills follows Alyce, a woman traumatized after accidentally causing her best friend's death. Haunted by guilt, she spirals into a nightmarish world of self-destruction, where sex, drugs, and violence blur into hallucinations. As her mind unravels, so does the safety of those around her.
Who directed Alyce Kills?
Jay Lee directed Alyce Kills, crafting a surreal and unsettling vision that leans heavily into psychological horror.
Who stars in Alyce Kills?
The film stars Jade Dornfeld as Alyce, alongside Amara Zaragoza, James Duval, Larry Cedar, and Eddie Rouse in pivotal roles.
Is Alyce Kills (2011) worth watching?
Alyce Kills (2011) is a polarizing but bold choice for fans of extreme psychological horror. Its raw visuals and disturbing themes make it memorable, though it may not be for everyone. Without a rated IMDb score, it remains a cult curiosity worth exploring for its ambitious, if unsettling, execution.
How long is Alyce Kills?
Alyce Kills has a runtime of 90 minutes.
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About Alyce Kills (2011) — A Psychological Horror Descent into Guilt and Madness
Alyce Kills (2011) plunges viewers into a psychological horror-thriller where guilt and madness collide in a nightmarish descent. Directed by Jay Lee, this gritty film follows Alyce, whose life spirals after an accident leaves her best friend dead—a guilt that fuels her unraveling sanity. As she chases escape through a haze of sex, drugs, and violence, Alyce's world fractures further, dragging everyone around her into her brutal, hallucinatory spiral. With hallucinogenic visuals and raw intensity, the movie dissects trauma and the fragility of the human psyche.
Starring Jade Dornfeld as the tormented Alyce, alongside Amara Zaragoza and James Duval, the cast amplifies the film's uneasy atmosphere. Larry Cedar and Eddie Rouse add layers of menace and unease, while Shannon Malone's presence looms large in Alyce's fractured memories. The 90-minute runtime keeps the tension taut, blurring the line between reality and nightmare. Fans of underground horror will find Alyce Kills a disturbing, unforgettable experience.