Sharp Corner Reviews

This movie is a marketing victim, the trailer sells the picture as a thriller, even a little as horror, but it really is a drama, psychological drama as much. But other then this the movie is good, the premise is interesting and let you think about the PTSD

Weird, shifty guy finds weird, shifty purpose, with some sad (deserved) consequences.

The description said “dedicated family man” but this was a guy who clearly did not want to be and should not have been a father, which was actually an interesting dimension to the character.

Key takeaway: don’t trust a guy who doesn’t like dogs.

Love that it’s a Nova Scotian filmmaker and was based in the Halifax area, with much of the filming happening in the area. For fun, look up the street view of 3725 WaVerly Rd (not Wakerley). You can also find the “house” on River Road in Terence Bay near the trail head…

I just wanna know what constitutes this as a thriller 🫤 because this was a whole lot of nothing. Not thriller. Not psychological. Not good. There was absolutely not reward for sitting through these 2 hours.

Not quite what I expected but Ben Foster is great

6/10

dood was weird the whole movie and he got what he wanted in the end :/ 5/10

When he reached in to grab the phone I turned it off, mans was way too creepy! No thank you

Odd man. Never want to think of him or this movie again

Weird fuckin flick…. Ending was both terrible and difficult to get to… uggg!! Why me??

This was slow and weird movie. I’m not sure if we are supposed to feel badly for the lead or not but he is creepy and not someone I feel badly for.

Okay a Bit depressing tho and the lead for some reason gives vibes of a kiddy didler

Decent slow burn thriller with an unsatisfying ending.

3/10- waste of time

Type of problems the government be solving 5.2/10

More of a drama than a thriller, though.