Regression

Amenbar's film can barely lay out its faith-vs.-science-vs.-reason conflicts, much less employ them for critical purposes.

Hawke anchors the film as a cop who descends deeper and deeper into the monstrous, violent world he's uncovered.

A disposable genre movie that cannot scare, convince, or enlighten.

Regression is eerily old-fashioned, a mystery more concerned with abject paranoia than blood and guts.

Tripped up by its subject matter, the movie is ultimately a tepid and frustrating experience.

Well-intended seriousness dismantles "Regression," a not-exactly-horror horror movie that's also a mystery with no mystery.

Regression doesn’t progress in any compelling fashion and it’s pretty forgettable. In fact, the experience in a word was, cheap.

...a pervasively inept and thoroughly endless piece of work...

'Regression' is a bad movie that provides nothing more than an annoying routine... with actors who never manage to transmit anything to us. [Full Review in Spanish]

Boring at times, laughably bad at others and occasionally, I'm afraid, both.