Alone

This is a low budget film but the acting and cinematography are on point.

They did a great job making the bad guy look really creepy. In his first appeance on screen my wife says "Oh, that guy's got the serial killer look down".

The protagonist is likeable, carrying some emotional baggage, and even though she can't even figure out how to fit a houseplant into a half empty trailer, you'll root for her just the same.

If you decide to watch it, go in knowing that the protagonist will make idiotic decisions, over and over again. The kind of decisions you see in a slasher movie when the girl has to go see what the noise is in the closet after everyone else at band camp has been murdered. You'll see things coming from a mile away, but stick around to find out if it actually plays out the way you predicted.

But it's a b-movie thriller. What else are you going to expect? Half the fun of these kinds of movies is the exasperation that goes along with yelling "you idiot, don't go in there", and "ah, no way, that's bs" at your tv screen. Good popcorn flick for a sunday evening, and even better if you watch it with somene else to share in the frustration. :P.

Everything in this movie has been done umpteenth no of times but the fact that inspite of this the movie managed to create ample amount of suspense n tension throughout.

The guy who played the stalker indeed looked n behaved very creepy.

The lead actress gave a decent performance.

This movie reminded me of Hush (2016) n other low budget 90s thrillers.

Good to see Anthony Heald aft a long time.

This is a pretty good film if you just sit back and watch; suspend your disbelief. Don't think too much about it and you'll have a good time. It's entertaining, tense, and will keep you at the edge of your seat. The acting is good and the escape scenes are genuinely unsettling and thrilling. Jules Willcox is really good here as Jessica, and without her this film wouldn't work. Marc Menchaca is pretty scary and menacing as the bad guy inexplicably stalking Jessica throughout the film. The final standoff scene between Jessica and Sam is simultaneously really cool, cathartic, and rewarding.

Many reviewers state how the main character, Jessica, makes multiple dumb decisions. What these reviewers fail to realize is that when very scared, anxious, and alone, people tend to have decision-making that's not very good. And that's what the film is trying to get at here.

Highly recommend, especially if you enjoy cat-and-mouse thrillers.

If you learn anything from this movie, take your shoes.

It is a journey that may keep you on the edge of your seat... or screaming at the TV There's a few times you just think; Why, What, How?

It could be a rough watch for some people.

Its one to watch and maybe learn from...

I didn't have any expectations coming to this. So, despite the somewhat formulaic plot the great direction, the top notch performances, ( particularly from Jules Wilcox), amazing soundtrack, all contribute to make this better than the sum of it's parts. It's incredibly taut at times and it never lets up. Definitely worth a watch. I'll be interested to see where John Hyams goes from here. a solid film and , owing to my nerves being shredded at times it's a 7/10 for me.