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Synchronic (2020)

Two New Orleans paramedics' lives are ripped apart after encountering a series of horrific deaths linked to a designer drug with bizarre, otherworldly effects.

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Richard Roeper 22 Oct 2020

Through the psychedelic journeys and the blood-spattered crime scenes and the brooding atmosphere, Synchronic is at heart a good old-fashioned buddy movie about two friends who will risk all for each other.

TVJerry 23 Oct 2020

Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan play best friends and EMA technicians who keep running across people who’ve died from a new designer drug. Turns out it has a unique effect on the user, which ends up getting them involved on a more sci-fi level. The concept has potential, but the logic has holes. It doesn’t really matter, because the few “trip” scenes don’t make up for the tedious dialogue that permeates the narrative. The actors do fine, but the lackluster direction and dull pace don’t make the trippy elements worth the trouble.

Richard Whittaker 21 Oct 2020

This is not some whacked-out drug trip movie, or scolding afterschool anti-drug special. This is anti-psychedelia, grounded in the strangeness of true life.

JLuis_001 30 Jan 2021

Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson gained my admiration because they have carved their careers with films that are far from being simplistic. However, although this is also a low budget film, Synchronic represents their biggest effort yet, and sadly they made the mistake of wanting to bite off more than they can chew, and among its complexity, Synchronic represents the first work that got out of their hands. It has enough intrigue to take you to the end, but the path and the destination are not satisfactory, they never are, and that was a big shame.

mbeckford 14 Jan 2021

Synchronic is the most conventional, "mainstream" movie Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson have made to-date and unfortunately that's a bit of a step back. They're previous outings, especially their slow burn low-budget Resolution and the fantastic The Endless, are mind benders that slowly unwind the respective film's underlying mystery. The astute viewer can figure out what's happening in this film's surreal prologue. And just in case you still can't figure it out, there's a bit too much exposition later on to hammer it home. Anthony Mackie is excellent. It's hard to not subconsciously see Marvel's Falcon, but overall he is an effective dramatic lead. The chemistry with fellow EMT Jamie Dorn is believable and authentic and adds poignancy to the films more dramatic moments. They visit some well crafted scenes where they are called in as EMT's, and their weary "been here, done that " banter is effective. While the last act is WAY too formulaic, overall it's an entertaining flick, and if I hadn't seen their previous outings, I probably would have enjoyed it more. P.S.