talk about a waste of life. won't be watching again. would of Gabve 1 star but it was filmed in color. no storyline.

A surprisingly great cat-and-mouse thriller which puts a fun and different spin on the sub-genre. This film had a huge delay to its release date which usually means that it's dogshit, so I totally wasn't expecting such a fun experience. Although I'm not a fan of the cringy music choices and the first thirty minutes was so unpleasant, it kind of tricks you into thinking that this is just another bland, super on-the-nose 'men bad' film. I mean it still is, but it's an entertaining one. Story-wise, it's pretty straightforward, plays out exactly what you'd expect, but the journey is silly, bloody, and violent, at least for Blumhouse standard, with a bit of unexpected twist. Solid performance from the lead. Overall, it's worth the wait.

Woman has a terrible night after her period starts

It has an interesting premise and has important themes to deal with. However, both the unfolding of the story and its themes are very superficial or poorly worked.
In general, it does not add to the theme, much less as entertainment, since the development is weak.

Tem uma premissa interessante e tem temas importantes de se tratar. No entanto tanto o desenrolar da história quanto seus temas são muito superficiais ou mal trabalhados.
De modo geral não agrega nem com o tema e muito menos como entretenimento visto que o desenrolar é fraco.

Ok, that was a weird movie. My mind was constantly switching from WTF to WTF. Everything felt so unbelievable stupid that I could not really connect. Starting with the guy and the question if really anyone would believe anything he said? But then, I guess, there are plenty of people who would fall for this. Maybe that was the point. In the end I was watching it and never got bored, this is something I guess. But the ending was really cheap and did not feel like a good payoff. Not bad, but could have been better.

Felt like a film that didn't know what it wanted to be...

The acting was great, but the story was all over the place. I felt like I was being scolded through the whole movie. The movie took a pretty weird turn when it veered off to [spoiler]the First Lady part of it[/spoiler].

Basically a not so suddle movie about the patriarchal society we live in and the toxic masculinity that steers the ship...it's watchable, but I found myself "eyerolling" a lot through it.

It started off as a promising horror movie, but ended up being a 1 hr 43 minutes long social justice lecture.

I was disappointed

twisted? sure. far fetched? not really.

overdone yet interesting concept that manages to find something fresh to say anyway. there’s a shaky first half riddled with heavy handedness but the second half was a little more nuanced and cohesive. the lead actress sells it and all in all, i enjoyed it. 4/5

This was not the typical 'woman in peril' thriller that I expected. It's something much darker and less exploitative with some interesting (but occasionally heavy-handed) things to say about toxic masculinity and the degradation of women. Stylishly made and well acted, this is a movie that might take you by surprise - avoid spoilers!!

A first date goes terribly wrong for a single mother. She must **RUN!** from an assailant all over the city resulting in a never ending game of cat and mouse.

A fun, entertaining and bloody dark thriller with some B movie vibes at times. Some moments and dialogue are cringe but the production isn't B movie it has great acting, score and a whole lot of style. Cherie (Ella Balinska) gradually becomes a strong badass character while Ethan (Pilou Asbæk) is charming and charismatic. Both performances were great. The toxic masculinity, patriarchy and female empowerment subtext is in your face pretty much the whole time which might trigger some people.

What I liked most about it is that it's unpredictable especially in the beginning you think it's going to be a simple thriller but then suddenly it's something else entirely. It goes places I didn't expect with interesting takes on genre and themes. It can be a lot to take in though sinse the script keeps changing throughout. Definitely go in blind if you want to be surprised.

In the very beginning, woman say I was attacked and they arrest her for public intoxication?:expressionless:the writing started off bad but then to watch this movie for 1 hour and 20 minutes with 20 minutes to go just to find out this was a women empowerment movie? Wow Adam came from Eve rib? Please skip it if you can but if you want to see the same old song and dance movie then enjoy.

Had some good aspects (mostly the acting) but oof this was a heavy-handed mess.

This movie was extremely frustrating. First thing, right off the bat -- this wasn't a date. It was a work dinner "double booked" for her boss, and she went instead. That was a contrived situation, of course, but this was never a blind date it was a work event. The main character constantly referring to it as a date was very confusing and her inability to explain her situation to characters she runs into later was enough to make me watch something else. Also her ex, hearing what she's been through, leaves her alone on the porch to convince his new girlfriend to let her in. What??? Everyone in this movie acted unrealistically, except the killer and the boss's wife.

Basic rule: never mess with a girl on her period.
Mental note: angels die vampires if they are male

This was a waste of time. And the word "run" popping up on screen here and there made it worse.:wastebasket:

I don't care what anyone says. This movie took me by surprise. I never saw that coming.

So far, I am not understanding the good reviews, I'm 37 minutes in, and it's on strike 2, "what did you say, he only knows how to make one drink, and hates dogs.. I know about that guy".. From a friend who is now dead, but told me about the drink and the dog thing. What a coincidence.. And I know exactly what you need to do.

1 hour in... Is it stolen Valor.. Or is it Fabulous

Yuuuccch

That was the dumbest men are bad movie I have ever seen

Is it heavy-handed in the handling of its theme? Yes. Are there one too many generic statements about the patriarchy? Definitely. But I almost always appreciate films with a feminist slant. It doesn't matter if they succeed or not, I still appreciate the effort. The violence here made me feel especially disgusted and uncomfortable, which is surprising given the amount of horror movies I watch, but I think what affected me the most was the nature of and intent behind that violence. Speaking of, I really like that they sometimes purposely divert the camera whenever something is done to the protagonist. Quite a few films seem to almost relish the act of violence happening. Not having to witness some of it here was a welcome break.