Alright, this one was pretty stupid. The obvious foreshadowing of the lamp phone charger, the shoehorned cheating plot, and the awful twist. The twist that Hunter was actually dead for some of that time came out of nowhere, and wasn't alluded to or set up cleverly, the film just blatantly lies to you. Add that all to the poor acting, hammy dialogue, and the fact that Becky barely cared about Hunter dying when she was so messed up from her husband's climbing death, all add up to make this film pretty sub-par. I will admit however that the tower sequences were pretty stunning, leaving me wondering how they were shot. I'd love to see a behind the scenes of how it was done, especially with this film's clearly low budget (Which apparently was only 3 million, I was right).
Shout by EthanVIP 3BlockedParent2022-09-19T06:15:01Z
Alright, this one was pretty stupid. The obvious foreshadowing of the lamp phone charger, the shoehorned cheating plot, and the awful twist. The twist that Hunter was actually dead for some of that time came out of nowhere, and wasn't alluded to or set up cleverly, the film just blatantly lies to you. Add that all to the poor acting, hammy dialogue, and the fact that Becky barely cared about Hunter dying when she was so messed up from her husband's climbing death, all add up to make this film pretty sub-par. I will admit however that the tower sequences were pretty stunning, leaving me wondering how they were shot. I'd love to see a behind the scenes of how it was done, especially with this film's clearly low budget (Which apparently was only 3 million, I was right).