The film starts off good, keeps you guessing for awhile, but then loses its way. The ending seemed a bit mashed. As others have said, it's not great but it's not bad. Average is what it is. 5/10

I give "Spinning Man" two stars.. one each for the eye candy that is Odeya Rush and Alexandra Shipp, otherwise there is nothing else to see in this film. It probably could have played out better on the stage or even the radio - or basically just left it as a book. The sides must have been 800-pages long because all that happens is excessive yapping, and I bet the film's budget was mostly spent on throat lozenges for Guy Pearce to keep him from going hoarse during every scene. There's also subplots that do nothing to further the story (i.e. the mousetraps; Halloween scene with the daughter and police, etc) and just end up being a distraction (and an opportunity for more yapping).I don't mind psychological thrillers at all, and don't need body counts to be entertained, but this one is just too much talk with very little thrill.

Kind of psychological thought ,, but it's new in the story teller for an teacher problem with their student when they facing some sexual diorsder

THE MOVIE'S STORY AND EVENTS WERE NOT WELL DEFINED.IT WAS MORE LIKE ''WELL YOU CAN SEE THE STORY AS YOU LIKE'..BUT WHAT I LIKED ABOUT THIS FILM ,THAT IT WAS NOT THE USUAL GENRE OF WELL TOLD AND EXPLAINED CRIME THRILLERS(IE IT WAS A DIFFERENT AND REALLY THRILLING EXPERIENCE EVERY MOMENT} AND THE FILM PRODUCERS,CREW DID A WELL JOB IN ACHIEVING IT...