Bad Karma

A gritty plunge into psychological terror where past lives bleed into present madness.

• Early-2000s direct-to-video grit with a scrappy, unsettling energy that recalls classic psych-thrillers.
• Anchored by a committed performance from Patsy Kensit, whose descent into delusion fuels the film’s uneasy tension.
• Explores the dark underbelly of psychiatric care with a raw, claustrophobic vibe that taps into fears of trust and control.
• Not polished, but its low-budget charm and lurid premise make it a cult curiosity for fans of mental institution horror and killer folklore.