theaters and VOD through RoadsideFlix on February 25, 2022.
The Desperate Hour will be released in U.S.
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Miles away, on foot in the dense forest, Amy desperately races against time to save her son.” As she’s on a jog in the woods, she finds her town thrown into chaos as a shooting takes place at her son’s school. Recently widowed mother Amy Carr (Naomi Watts) is doing her best to restore normalcy to the lives of her young daughter and teenage son in their small town. Caruso masterfully orchestrates this symphony of suspense, albeit a twenty-piece symphony, but a symphony nonetheless.The Desperate Hour‘s plot synopsis: “Unfolding in real time, The Desperate Hour is a “riveting and pulse pounding” thriller by award-winning director Phillip Noyce. But, as small as this is, you’re in for an engaging ride, and it sets a good standard for any indie filmmaker wanting to try this genre. I prefer my thrillers to be much bigger in scope with car chases, computer hacking, and ticking timebombs. Shut In is a good start for a very new production company.
The highlight is the non-verbal glances between a few grams of meth and her mother’s Bible. But, unfortunately, she’s trapped by those demons in her past. She hits the right note as a woman struggling to get beyond her mistakes and better her family’s life. There’s more to her role than just acting scared and yelling through a door. The entire movie rests on the fantastic performance of Rainey Qualley. Considering the budget and that this is the first feature from Daily Wire, it’s loaded with a lot of formerly disillusioned production talent grateful for a chance to make a high-quality film outside the Hollywood system, and it shows. Everything from composition to camera movement to lighting is top-notch. Though it doesn’t have the feel of a big cinematic thriller, Caruso manages to build a high level of suspense in such a small space, as the action is beautifully shot. The fact that the entire thing is shot in a single location and that for seventy percent of the runtime, it takes place in a pantry is more than enough of a tip-off. “… shoves Jessica back in the pantry, takes her phone, and nails the door shut…” Once again, making matters worse, someone arrives at the house, and it’s not Rob. Lainey is scared and hungry, and the baby does what babies do. Jessica is again trapped with no one to help, leaving Lainey and her brother helpless on the other side. Goaded by Sammy, her angry ex shoves Jessica back in the pantry, takes her phone, and nails the door shut, impaling her right hand. Jessica lets Rob know she is moving away, beating around the bush that Rob’s addiction is the main reason. But, there’s an even worse problem, as he brought his friend Sammy (Vincent Gallo) along, who everyone suspects is a child molester. Unfortunately, Rob shows up to let her out. As the house is secluded, little Lainey is unable to help. While preparing to move, Jessica gets stuck in the large kitchen pantry (I would kill for it) and can’t get out. She’s currently living in the dilapidated home of her deceased mother and getting ready to sell the house, cash out, and get as far away from her drug-addict ex-husband Rob (Jake Horowitz) as possible.
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Soul Theatrical Trailer Jungle Cruise Theatrical Trailer Black Widow Theatrical Trailer Greyhound Trailer Connected Trailer Artemis Fowl Trailer Shut In TV Spot - Bathtub (2016) You cant shut out whats already inside. Jessica (Rainey Qualley) is a recently separated mother of toddler Lainey (Luciana VanDette) and her infant son. All Films Top Films Coming Soon Out Now Trailers Categories Sign In. So let’s save the politics for the comments section and dive right into this thriller. I will say the trailer makes it look like a Christian thriller, but it’s not (thank God!). After watching this, I can claim that it has very little to do with the site’s main content. I personally don’t read it, but it’s not hard to figure out their bent. Caruso and writer Melanie Toast’s Shut In is the first feature film coming out of the infamous website Daily Wire.
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