"Flowerman" tells the story of a married mother of two who gets kidnapped by a creep that makes it look like she ran away and her way to overcome this situation.The movie obviously has quite a low budget and unfortunately you really see this. The story is decent, nothing spectacular but enough to carry the film. At some points the amount of screen time the kidnapper got was almost a bit concerning but at the same time that gave you a very unpleasant feeling, which is probably the intention of the whole movie. Considering the fact that probably none of the actors have ever participated in large productions or played major roles, I was actually quite satisfied by the acting. What I found less satisfying were the last ten minutes of the film, where it somehow developed a bit over the top, with a killing spree and a second stalker. You could have well left that out and I think it had been more realistic.All in all this is nothing you necessarily have to see but also nothing that you should avoid under all circumstances. If you like the story and aren't bothered by a low budget movie that looks like one, give it a try.

I look at reviews before I start watching any film, and just as the last reviewer commented, people must have been watching another film. This film was truly awful. The acting was quite possibly the worst I've seen. I could not hear half of what was being said. Unbelievable rubbish. Only watch this film if you want to replace the worst film you have ever watched. Nothing could beat this. In summary, nutcase kidnaps girl, not sure why, starts tatooing her body, again not sure why. The film appears to be padded out with unrelated asides. Girl escapes, and then is recaptured. The film does have an unexpected ending, I just wish it had come an hour sooner.

In this twisted thriller, we follow Sarah, happily married with two children. Everything changes when the psychopath Nigel abducts the loving wife, manipulating reality so brilliantly that the couple starts doubting each other. While the movie progresses twists and turns follow, leaving you at the edge of your seat. Everybody can rely to the wish of having a secure and loving family at home, which makes Flowerman so intense when we explore the creepiness and darkness of Sarah's and Nigel's relationship. Rob Burrows managed to create a dense plot. The actors pull it off just great. If you like thrillers and sinister antagonists, you should definitely give Flowerman a go.

This film is not for the faint of heart. Steel yourself to proceed. In a format of horror, this film explores the inner compulsions which are so self-destructive as to seem to come from some source far beyond the immediate reality.From some kind of psycho Hell comes a psychic psychopath. A loving family is sucked into spiritual Hell with a psychic psychopath with the transcendental powers of a witch to turn love into fear and hate. Evil loves company and draws more evil from the innocent. Psycho and victims are drawn together by inner Hell that seeks some apotheosis from whatever source.