After FBI Agent Mackelway is sent to a small branch office because of an improper arrest that got the criminal released, he starts to investigate a serial murderer.  The victims turn out to be serial murderers themselves.  The purpetrator is ex-FBI Agent O'Ryan from a secret government project called Project Icarus studying remote viewing and automatic writing.  Using these skills he's tracking and killing off murderers.

The goverment taught them how to turn on the visions, but did not teach them how to turn them off.  So the agents slowly went insane seeing things that no man was meant to see.. the pure evils of the human psyche.. the depths that sick men go to satisfy their yearnins for improper lust and blood.

Leading Mackelway to the death farm of Suspect Zero who has kidnapped and murdered hundreds of victims from accross the nation, O'Ryan and he finally catch and have to kill the suspect.  O'Ryan begs Mackelway to help him turn off the visions and kill him.  He attacks and is shot by his partner.

A very intriguing film that made me a bit uneasy in places with the subject matter, but overall it was a pretty good film.  Kinda slow, but these types of films often are -- I think they call it Suspenseful.  The beginning was a little difficult to wrap your mind around what was going on and getting to the point that you understood the fact that we were seeing a trained psychic ability and not some sort of flashback of flashforward directing.  But once you got that "Ah-ha" the rest of the film started making sense.  I think this is a see-it-twice film so that you can realize and appreciate the beginning scenes that you were baffled during the first time.