End Trip

Good story of horror telling dark side of technology. Plot is well but presentation is not. One could not understand what is going on till the half of the movie. Also motive of such dangerous transformation is not clear. At the end man has got wounded in chest but still ready to take flight means we have to watch another sequel. However movie is watchable for its kind of horror and mystery. Acting by Aaron Jay Rome ( URYDE driver), Dean J. West ( psycho killer) and Ashley Lenz (trapped woman, Stef ) is perfect. Movie should have been better.

Its a film about a friendly new era car services, transporting people from a to b ,just sending a message on a social media channel to get a ride.until one day he gets a ride that maybe his last.

the production is filmed 90% inside the car cabin, most of it in the dark of the night. the acting are on average, and the kind of plot has been used before. there are some blood and gore here and there and tells a pretty brawled up mental story from more than one person.

its not the best horror thriller made, the grumpy old man wont return to this later for a second opinion, si its a thin recommendation to this flick

This is just a copy of 2017 movie "RYDE". Basically this kind of movies Just entertain you till end. Afterward when you think about the story, you find nothing. To me movie is a social mirror. A strong story-line is essential.

This was a good movie until the end. It had suspense. You stay hooked cause you want to know what's going on. The acting was good. I would honestly have rated this higher had the ending been a little more believable. The end kinda just goes way out there and makes zero sense considering what happens earlier.

Nowadays, with apps like Uber becoming more and more popular, a movie like this is scary because it's something that could actually happen. I found the idea behind the story interesting and this movie was an okay watch, but I definitely wouldn't say that I enjoyed watching it. There isn't much action (mostly just talking amongst the main characters) and the plot becomes very predictable. It would have been a better movie if the story unraveled with the "reveal" at the end, rather than making the main plot obvious early on.