Luke Evans (linkevans) Wow... talk about a bad movie - this film has No redeeming features other than the fact that I found Dr Paul strangely attractive.The acting (ESPECIALLY from the lead actress) is so wooden and scripted it's like watching an advert for toilet roll. The idea of some mad woman smashing her teeth apart to be seen by the dentist she loves seemed to be a frightful idea but the add-on and main storyline, including the switched pain / pleasure receptors was just laughable.I do NOT recommend this at all, it's just a cheap thriller movie with 1 scene where she chews on a chisel (that must be all the ORAL part of the movie) and nothing else gory at all it does not make you squirm as mentioned in previous post unless you include squirming out of your seat to spend the reaminder of the movie sat outside on the cold floor, which i would much have preffered to have done!

cashilljake First, a note of caution: there's a very early, unfinished rough cut of the film circulating on the internet, released by someone who has since been dealt with legally and otherwise. Sadly, the rough cut has been downloaded and reviewed a handful of times, and the reviews are justifiably poor, considering what the downloaders were presented with. Such is life in the age of the internet.As for the final version of ORAL FIXATION, it's a dark, almost fantastical tale which was inspired by a true story that took place on Long Island, NY, in the 1980s. The real story centered on a dentist who felt compelled to uproot, pull his child from school, move towns and switch his home telephone number because a female patient of his had become obsessed with him for reasons I will not reveal here.What you will see in this film, although bizarre, is not that far from the truth. And in light of recent cases of obsession, such as that of the female astronaut who drove 900 miles non-stop wearing an adult diaper to allegedly murder a romantic rival, the events portrayed in ORAL FIXATION my seem even less out-of-the-ordinary.Budget constraints limited our ability to fully explore the scope of the story, but what we were able to deliver is, in our opinion, a fast-moving, engaging genre pic that sheds light on a particularly dark side of human nature.

piper-550-247155 What I like about this film is for once, someone took the time to make a unique film...to finally do something different for once. This isn't your typical slasher snuff film you see today but a neat little thriller.A touch of blood is seen but you aren't gagging. It's more of the feel of dread and eeriness that keeps you waiting for more. It also has a bit of the b-movie feeling that gave a couple giggles.A great effort for a little independent thriller with some good potential. Definitely something to see with a few friends and a bowl of popcorn.

lab201 A friend hooked me up with tickets to an early screening of Oral Fixation in NYC last weekend, and I feel like I lucked out. It literally had me on the edge of my seat the whole time. The main actress, Emily Parker, freaked the hell out of me -- it was fascinating to watch how easily a seriously disturbed person (who looks pretty and normal on the surface) can disrupt the lives of everyone around her. To me, this kind of thriller is far more frightening than a horror movie, because it feels so much more realistic. When Oral Fixation gets a theatrical release, I'm going to tell everyone I know to go see it, except maybe my dentist. (After this movie, he'd probably never want to treat a patient again.)