Michael J. Murphy, a director known for his work in the realm of cult cinema, helmed Torment (1990), a film that delves into the intricacies of psychological horror. His exploration of the human psyche in this film captures the unsettling essence of the genre, showcasing a unique narrative style that resonates with fans of exploitation cinema. Murphy's vision in Torment reflects a dedication to pushing boundaries, making his contribution significant in the landscape of cult film.
Torment
Anna Bell is a successful, wealthy but burnt out rock singer. After breaking up with her boyfriend Craig Cane, she retreats to the country property that she's owned for several years, but never had time to visit. She wants to relax and write some new songs, but Mike, her manager, tries to influence her to go back to London. Feeding her pills and alcohol, he pushes her to keep in the spotlight and keep her career moving.
