POSITIVES…
The opening title card presenting the different medical disabilities. Brilliant.
Mysterious, creepy premise that absolutely kept me invested from beginning until the end.
Kiera Allen is amazing in this! She made it so easy to empathize with her predicament.
Sarah Paulson is great as expected. Perfectly intense.
That set piece with that urgent phone call. Excellent.
That other set piece that starts with the movie theater. Fantastic!
That other other set piece… There are just so many thrilling scenes in this unexpected movie! So enjoyable!
Here's another film that figured out a way to avoid the conveniences of the internet and cellphones to solve problems. Good job!
If there's one thing you should learn from this story, is that it helps to be smart and clever. Plus science rules.
Filmmakers Aneesh Chaganty and Sev Ohanian easily made one of the best; if not the best, suspenseful thrillers of 2020.
Oh, it's a little thing, but a lot of movies constantly show people parking their car badly. This is not one of those. Thank you.
NEGATIVES…
Some plot conveniences?
Requires a bit of suspension of disbelief to buy into the premise that might take awhile to get over.
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