Possessor (2020) - Cult Film Index Review Brandon Cronenberg’s Possessor is a sleek, icy nightmare. Andrea Riseborough stars as Tasya Vos, an elite agent who uses brain-implant technology to inhabit other people's bodies and carry out assassinations. But when a job inside Colin Tate (Christopher Abbott), a volatile man whose body becomes a battleground, spirals out of control, identity collapses into a blood-soaked tug-of-war neither host nor invader can escape. Cronenberg blends brutal violence with sterile corporate aesthetics, turning murder into a workflow and dissociation into a job hazard. Every scene pulses with dread, wrapped in neon haze and analog tech that feels both futuristic and archaic. Riseborough and Abbott deliver ferocious dual performances, morphing between predator and victim as the film drills into the idea that identity is more fragile and more corruptible than flesh. Chilling, beautiful, and emotionally hollow in a way that feels intentional, Possessor confirms that the Cronenberg legacy is mutating in fascinating new directions. Subscribe for more cerebral body horror. #Possessor #CultFilmIndex #BrandonCronenberg #AndreaRiseborough #ChristopherAbbott #BodyHorror #SciFiThriller