Sharp Corner
Directed by Jason Buxton
A dedicated family man becomes obsessed with saving the lives of the car accident victims on the sharp corner in front of his house - an obsession that could cost him everything.
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- JasonBrust14 November 2025Worst movie ever made, don't waste your time.
- Jari Lindgren10 June 2025The wife's a nightmare
- renderartist5 November 2025I don’t know how to feel about this, but I think that’s the point.
- tannerjim7 October 2025Meh....not horrible, but not well done either. Most likely a movie to watch when you're stuck on an airplance for a LONG time and bored out of your mind.
- Blackburd15 July 2025Something different, I enjoyed it.
- Pokit the phox11 May 2025Sharp corner had neither thrills nor comedy. Not one joke or thriller type moment. CGI on the car flip scene was poorly done and it took me out of the moment. Movie should have been called "therapy, divorce and real estate". I give it 1 tail wag for the acting and cinematography.
- WildWayz12 May 2025Well acted but strangely dull
- jawstroopers596 July 2025Drama exciting and terrifing
- Chris Landry15 May 2025Boring and weird movie lol
- Kevin Ward1 July 2025Ben Foster and Cobie Smulders star as Josh and Rachel who leave their city home behind for a big house outside the city. But they very quickly find out that the sharp corner, on which their new home is located, happens to be a magnet for deadly car accidents. As Rachel vies for a safer and stable environment for their young son Max, Josh becomes obsessed with the deaths occurring in his front yard, at times inserting himself directly into the aftermath of the destruction. The film is a complex character drama about a family who’s lives take a hairpin turn. Ben Foster is really excellent as the passive (almost timid) Josh. Can’t remember a role quite like it from Foster. Really enjoyed it even if it’s a bit slow to get where it’s ultimately going.
- Mahrime12 June 2025Other reviewers are right, this is a slow film with little in the way of thrills.Is that all we want from films? I felt the practicality of Josh's actions. I admire that he began to prepare for the events that continued to happen in his life. When confronted by an impending disaster, most people don't, they ignore the possibilities rather than mitigate or prep for them. Even when living in a place that suffers frequent forest fires or tornadoes, or is prone to flooding or earthquakes, or other natural or man-made disasters, too often people don't heed the warnings. That corner is a man-made disaster, even if the events are only happening to the victims, the victims' loved ones, and Josh's family on their front lawn. And people who experience disasters go through the same PTSD. Ben Foster plays that well, maybe so painfully it drives us away from the film. I feel this movie deserves more attention. Not from critics, but people. It's a good life lesson.
- M0NKYNUTZ3 June 2025It's a long drive to get to that bend in the road... Neither thrilling or suspenseful. In search of the white picket fence in suburbia, they took a wrong turn. Solid acting but oh so slow. The runaway tire was the most exciting part of this movie, or was it the CPR dummy.. you be the judge.
- theicephoenix18 May 2025Despite a promising setup, the film ultimately disappoints with a storyline that feels aimless and overstretched. The pacing drags, offering little in the way of development or excitement, and the cliffhanger ending fails to provide a satisfying payoff. I was left more frustrated than intrigued.
- melissa.63312 May 2025Left ona cliff hanger
- Tom Cooper10 May 2025Hmm. Not much to say, Ben Foster is brilliant as usual but it feels like they didn't know what to do with the story. Which sounded interesting on paper, a missed opportunity in my opinion. Characters, such as the wife, acting quite unreasonable really, not realistic. I was expecting some dark thriller but sadly it never really emerged.
Sharp Corner Trivia
Sharp Corner was released on 9 May 2025.
Sharp Corner was directed by Jason Buxton.
Sharp Corner has a runtime of 1h 51m.
Sharp Corner was produced by Susan Mullen, Jason Levangie, Paul Barkin, Jason Buxton, Marc Tetreault.
A dedicated family man becomes obsessed with saving the lives of the car accident victims on the sharp corner in front of his house - an obsession that could cost him everything.
The key characters in Sharp Corner are Josh McCall (Ben Foster), Rachel Davis-McCall (Cobie Smulders), Max McCall (William Kosovic).
Sharp Corner is rated 15.
Sharp Corner is a Thriller, Drama, Comedy film.
Sharp Corner has an audience rating of 4.8 out of 10.