The movie does accomplish one thing- we see how Emily fears for her life as she is held captive by an obsessive and domineering ex boyfriend. I could sort of get behind the premise of the movie. That is until Missi Pyle's character stormed the gas station to wreak havoc. I was so confused as to why Sam's character got arrested at the end. She had to defend herself against two armed goons.
In reality, the gas station clerk can simply call the police to help facilitate search and rescue. That's what I would do if a stranger was in a predicament.
This is low on the totem pole for Blumhouse productions. I can't really fault the actors here- it's more so that the script was lackluster and the plot devices were absent.
In reality, the gas station clerk can simply call the police to help facilitate search and rescue. That's what I would do if a stranger was in a predicament.
This is low on the totem pole for Blumhouse productions. I can't really fault the actors here- it's more so that the script was lackluster and the plot devices were absent.