Don't Move
Directed by Adam Schindler, Brian NettoA seasoned killer injects a grieving woman with a paralytic agent. She must run, fight and hide before her body shuts down.
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- Allie Tran1d agoThis is a good horror movie to put on when you run out of options. It’s not great, but it’s not anywhere near bad. It’s just meh.
- jackmeatDecember 14, 2024My quick rating - 6.2/10. I ran across a tense and minimalist thriller that thrives on its simplicity, crafting a gripping story around a chilling premise. Set against the eerie isolation of a secluded forest, the film follows a grieving woman who becomes the target of a sadistic killer. After being injected with a paralytic drug, she must fight for survival as her body gradually betrays her. The film’s strength lies in its ability to create tension and sustain it throughout. The isolated setting amplifies the feeling of vulnerability, making every moment feel like a desperate struggle. The central cat-and-mouse dynamic between the protagonist and the killer is the heart of the story, and it’s executed with precision by directors Adam Schindler and Brian Netto. Both leads deliver compelling performances. Iris’s fight for survival is portrayed with raw intensity by Kelsey Asbille, capturing the physical and emotional toll of her ordeal. Meanwhile, the killer (Finn Wittrock) exudes a quiet menace, making every interaction between them fraught with danger. Their performances elevate what could have been a straightforward survival story into something much more engaging. The minimalist approach to storytelling works in the film’s favor. There are no unnecessary subplots or convoluted twists; instead, the focus remains squarely on the escalating tension and the protagonist’s will to survive. While this simplicity may leave you wanting more depth or backstory, it allows the film to fully explore its premise and maximize the impact of its core conflict. This movie doesn’t rely on flashy effects or elaborate set pieces. Instead, it leans into the physicality of the situation and the performances of its leads. This stripped-down approach makes the stakes feel immediate and real, even if the story doesn’t break new ground. Overall, this delivers a taut, well-acted thriller that kept me engaged from start to finish. While it may not reinvent the genre, it succeeds in creating an intense and memorable survival story that’s worth a watch for fans of minimalist horror and suspense.
- DadJuly 24, 2025Psycho Killer, Qu'est-ce que c'est Stalking, murder, plot twist, this movie has it all.
- Javier LopezApril 8, 2025Interesting premise also goes over loss of loved one. The balance of wanting give up due to loss.then switches fight or flight to survive paralyzing situation.
- sKRxPTidMarch 3, 2025I get real irritated when movies, particularly horror movies, have the actor doing things so absurdly stupid, unnatural, and offensive to coherent human thought just to create a dilemma. It was especially annoying with this film because they worked so hard in the beginning to earn your trust by not doing that. Unfortunately after all that they started making all the actors suddenly turn imbecile and that's when this movie lost me. What a waste. 3/10
- RyezooFebruary 4, 2025I’m sure this has been said 100 times before on these review threads, but this is definitely I don’t watch. It felt like a shitty version of American horror story episode. Yes, I said it because of the actor. The whole movie is dull.
- MazzOctober 31, 2024It's a decent watch. Don't have high expectations and it's not a documentary. It will be worth your time.
- DJOctober 30, 2024Don’t Move is a cat and mouse thriller set mostly in the wilderness. It’s a kidnap film that focuses on the lead being drugged and not able to move/speak/etc. while also trying to get away from him. Yup, you read that right. Someone who can’t move and speak trying to get away from a kidnapper. Beyond the absurdity of that, it’s entertaining at least. Azrael was better though and kind of had the same premise.
