
Reviews — Faults
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Reno
The experience leaves you feeling like things won't be quite the same afterward. There were more details to uncover than what’s immediately apparent on a casual viewing; if you pay close attention, you might begin searching for explanations. The film started off very well from a comedic standpoint. However, that isn't representative of how the whole movie unfolds. Once the story's central goal is introduced, with …
Frank Ochieng
Writer-director Riley Stearns delivers the bizarre dramedy ‘Faults,’ a film that blends terror with unexpected humor. Stearns's unusual look at cults and mind control is strikingly original, standing out as one of the most unique psychological dramas in recent years. The film’s appeal rests largely on Leland Orser’s performance as Ansel Roth, a former expert on cult activities who finds himself struggling financially…


