Ro (Lauren Caster) is a dancer whose life is quietly going to hell.
She bombs an audition for a yeast infection commercial, loses her dance-teaching job because she is chronically late, has an older boyfriend who seems halfway checked out, and is watching the career she built in the city slowly evaporate.
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There is something cool about stories where an ordinary person stumbles into danger. From After Hours to Something Wild, the formula has produced entertaining thrillers by placing everyday protagonists in … Continue Reading ‘The Lonely Crowd’ Review: An Intriguing Romantic Thriller That Can’t Find The Balance
Grindhouse cinema has always thrived on excess.
Writer-director Luke Tedder’s The Caretaker has all the components to make a compelling gothic thriller: an isolated boarding school, a grieving protagonist, an unsettling mystery, and a wealthy family guarding … Continue Reading ‘The Caretaker’ Review: A Visually Striking Horror Thriller That Forgets to Thrill