Don't Move feels like it tries to capture the essence of "Don't Breathe", centering around one condition. The movie manages to build tension well, making it an engaging survival thriller, especially for viewers new to the genre. However, it does lack in delivering a satisfying ending as it seems predictable and typical when survival movies are con...

I just finished watching this film and I wish I had more to say about it. I’ve seen a handful of movies very similar and it doesn’t take any risks. There isn’t even a plot twist, it is truly a what you see is what you get kind of film. We have a woman who has been drugged/paralyzed by a mad man. She tries to signal for help and it doesn’t work. I d...

Iris is mourning the loss of her son when she heads to the secluded mountain spot where she lost him. As she contemplates life and taking her own, she meets Richard, an innocent enough young man who has his own story of loss. But Richard isn't who he seems to be, and things quickly take a very wrong turn for Iris, who enfs up in a fight for life ag...

Iris perdió a su hijo por un terrible accidente, entonces un día ella decide acabar con su vida y conoce a Richard qué le cambia la idea. Una dosis alta de suspenso y de terror, sin embargo, no tan bien realizada ya que se ve un poco rebuscada al inicio porque se supone que Richard es un asesino serial pero comete muchos errores de novato con su nu...

Kelsey Asbille and Finn Wittrock give amazing performances from start to finish. It's a little long for the cat & mouse but I was engaged and glued to this throughout. There are a ton of conveniences that help the plot along and ultimately this overstays its welcome a bit, but it doesn't take away from rooting for Iris (Asbille). I enjoyed the figh...

There are times where movies present a plot hole so big that even the characters themselves begin to question the situation. Sometimes this makes it seem like the film has everything under control, but that doesn't always seem to be true. It's like drawing a huge skein of wool between point A and point B instead of just drawing a small straight lin...