Fated

"Fated" is a thriller that seamlessly blends suspense, mystery, and emotional depth. This indie movie centers around Miles, a successful investment banker whose life unravels after receiving a series of threatening texts. Larry Lowe's portrayal of Miles is both convincing and compelling, bringing credibility and emotional weight to the protagonist. The supporting cast also deserves mention. Emily Tugaw as Samantha and Sierra Keys as Taya deliver standout performances but not all of the actors hit the mark. Some supporting actors fall short of the bar set by the leads, slightly detracting from the otherwise high standards. Overall it's a well-crafted movie that dives into the complexities of hidden secrets and the lengths someone will go to protect loved ones. For fans of suspenseful, thought-provoking movies, this one is a worth a watch.

I can't believe how bad this film actually is. I don't normally leave reviews but I just had to with this one. None of the actors can act except really badly like they've all been to the same budget acting school. I couldn't finish it as I couldn't bear to watch it's actually painful. A few times it made me chuckle as it was so terrible but then I just felt annoyed with how bad it was. Its one of the worst I've ever seen. I don't know what the other reviews watched cos it certainly wasn't this one. Don't waste your time unless you want a laugh or just to see how not to act in a film. Dreadful really Dreadful.

I just finished watching this awesome thriller and enjoyed the storytelling from beginning to end so much. The main actor did such an incredible, believable job that I'm surprised I haven't seen him in more things. There was a level of mystery that was engaging and intriguing and kept me very curious all the way to the end. I thought the pacing was good too, I never felt bored, and felt the suspense. My only critique is that although there were other strong actors in this film, like the lady with mental health issues, some of the acting performances left more to be desired, but I think the story and writing is so strong it doesn't really take away from enjoying the film. I highly recommend this film to anyone who enjoys a solid suspenseful, mysterious thriller.

Miles a successful banker receives a threatening text that will put him on a crash course. He doesn't know who's behind it but he quickly realizes that unless he does something about it, everyone he loves could be the next victim.

Larry Lowe does a good job at bringing credibility to our protagonist and the pacing imposed by the director bring enough tension to keep you hooked. The supporting cast also do a good job helping our hero untangle this web he finds himself in.

Will Milles find who's behind the text before someone else falls victim to this evil mastermind? Give this indie gem a go and you'll find out.

I admire filmmakers, especially low-budget filmmakers. To make a film is a labour of love, or should be. All films have merit, no matter how bad they are.

This film's merit is the fact it was made. Everything else about it is ludicrous. The script is weak at best, the acting terrible at best. In fact, the acting is so bad, I felt while watching it was deliberately so, that the whole film was an in-joke.

This is billed as a thriller. It isn't. Thankfully I've just watched it on Prime as part of a subscription so it was free in a sense.

If you must watch it - and in a perverse way I'd recommend it - watch out for the flat champagne scene. The budget obviously didn't stretch to champagne - or Cava or Prosecco. In fact, every scene contains something to be amused at.

Ignore any reviews that praise this film. They have either never seen the medium of film before or are family or cast members - it's terrible.

If anyone reading this review wants to exact real revenge on someone, tie them to a chair and make them watch this - it's abysmal.