Synopsis
D-Tox is a movie released in 2002.
In the chilling thriller "D-Tox," directed by Jim Gillespie, we enter the mind of FBI agent Jake Malloy, portrayed by Sylvester Stallone, who is struggling to cope with the haunting memories of a botched case that left him scarred both emotionally and psychologically. Seeking solace and a path to recovery, Jake checks into a remote detox center for law enforcement officers battling addiction. However, the tranquility he seeks quickly spirals into chaos when a killer begins stalking the patients within the facilityβs walls. As the body count rises, Jake must confront not only the demons of his past but also the chilling reality that one of his fellow residents may be the murderer. Tension mounts as paranoia grows, pitting the survivors against one another. "D-Tox" masterfully blends elements of horror and suspense, exploring themes of redemption, survival, and the fragility of the human psyche. With a gripping atmosphere and a standout performance from Stallone, this film keeps audiences on the edge of their seats as they unravel the mystery lurking in the shadows. Prepare for a psychological journey where survival isn't just an option; it's a fight against an unseen enemy.
Universal Pictures
Capella International