In this byzantine psychological thriller, working stiff Ian Stone finds himself trapped in a bizarre reality: Every day he dies a horrific death at the hands of a killer, only to be resurrected and murdered again. Can Ian get to the bottom of the mystery and break the recurring cycle of death and rebirth?
A young American in Britain is hunted by wraith like ghouls. The ghouls are parasites who feast on the fear of humans. They are called Harvestors and they can only be seen when they want to and they are hunting Ian as he shares some connection with them. Each time they kill him, he is transported to another reality, and each time he starts to remember his past, they kill him again.
Soon, he is "enlightened" by an older man who informs him of his situation. In each of his lives, he has one constant, Jennie, the love of his life. They are more connected than he realizes and he must protect her at all costs. Of course he doesn't believe at first, but after being killed twice more, he heeds his warnings. Once Ian regains his memories however, he is able to rid himself of his enemies and live peacefully with Jennie.
The Deaths of Ian Stone is at its heart a love story. A sci-fi/horror mix that is entertaining as well as cheesy. The special effects were well done and I'm a fan of Jaimie Murray.
Out of Ten? 6
Violence? Yes
Explosions? No
Nudity? No
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