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Horror fan 4 @Horrorfan4life 1d Well this took one hell of a turn fast. 5 ladies at a party on a boat which eventually they get removed from. They then turn to the desert party where things get even crazier. There were some cool characters and then there was a few annoying ones like lola. There was one drawn out sequence involving an hallucination. The last 15 minutes was worth finishing this movie. Tim Treakle See more Ace N @nennykeo Jul 15 The film captures that feeling of realizing you're in a situation that's slowly slipping out of your control. Every bad decision makes the next one worse, and the tension keeps building until everything explodes. The final twenty minutes are incredibly satisfying, and the cast sells every emotional beat. One of my favorite indie thrillers in recent memory. See more Kelly H @khenanderez Jul 15 What surprised me most was how invested I became in the friendships. The thriller elements work because the characters actually matter, and the emotional conflicts are just as engaging as the physical danger they're facing. The cinematography is gorgeous, the pacing rarely drags, and the ending delivers exactly the kind of payoff I was hoping for. A very solid independent feature. See more Bree Q @breeqnatoo Jul 15 One thing I appreciated was that the movie never felt overly polished. It has a raw energy that fits the story perfectly. The conversations between the friends feel natural, the conflicts build organically, and when violence finally erupts, it feels earned rather than forced. It's the kind of indie thriller that sticks in your head after the credits See more Cynthia R @cynthiarojas Jul 15 The soundtrack deserves almost as much praise as the cast. Every song choice seemed to amplify the anxiety on screen, making scenes feel even more chaotic and unpredictable. I also loved how beautiful Joshua Tree looked while simultaneously feeling so isolated and threatening. Stylish, intense, and surprisingly emotional. See more Damien G @damiengainess Jul 15 Okay loo, yes isn't a nonstop horror movie, and I think that's where some people may be divided. It's much more interested in the relationships between the friends than constant scares. Once everything falls apart, though, the tension really kicks in. I appreciated that the characters weren't perfect people—they felt messy and real. Worth watching if you enjoy slower thrillers with a strong payoff. See more Read all reviews

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