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If a thriller about a woman terrorized by evil memes seems like it would be hard to take seriously, you’d be more than right. The film follows Violet (Meghann Fahy), a domestic abuse survivor and ...

Technology and trauma come together once again for Christopher Landon‘s latest Blumhouse thriller Drop, a fun and satisfying ride through a first date from hell. Years after the traumatizing death of ...

It’s not particularly complex or in any way post-modern, but it’s not equipped or expected to be. What it lacks in any standout angle is made up for in its promises as a slick, Hitchcockian thriller, ...

A silly, pulpy mystery entirely sure of its own conceit, “Drop” combines tech paranoia and the looming specter of abuse to create something surprisingly taut and entertaining. Directed by Christopher ...

Fahy plays Violet, a woman with a troubled past who loves her young son, Toby (Jacob Robinson). Violet is about to go on a date with a man she’s been speaking to on-line named Henry (the handsome and ...

If you think you’ve had a bad first date, Christopher Landon‘s “Drop” is here to take your worst nightmare and multiply it by a thousand. It also adds a measured yet sincere performance from Meghann ...