POSITIVES…
Provocative premise about a rideshare that I think a lot of women are always worried about. I would say, anybody would be concerned about.
You know what text message you don’t want to have to send? "Are you up? This driver is f***ing terrifying." Great way to start a thriller right?
Oh, but driving through a dark middle of nowhere forest, that’s where things get really terrifying.
Solid direction of creepy visuals and scares to keep you on the edge. Making you wonder what’s going to happen next.
Good work by Jordan Hayes and Max Topplin as Cami and Spencer respectively, for effectively carrying this movie.
It can be fascinating observing how some people might act in this kind of predicament as presented here.
There’s this big exposition sequence in the middle of the movie that’s welcome to see, and essentially tells us what the thematic lesson is supposed to be.
Add this to stories that might scare you enough to not take ride shares.
NEGATIVES…
That thematic lesson is unfortunately kinda superficially handled though.
Prepare to yell at the screen when the characters decide to do things that you would not agree with.
Yeah, there are some plot decisions that can be frustrating to watch.
Even at only 80 minutes long, it still manages to feel too long for this story. I think it would have been a great scary short film though. A short film you would have caught on YouTube.
Some might not be satisfied with how the story concludes.
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