Night of the Hunted
Directed by Franck Khalfoun
When Alice stops at a remote gas station at night, she's made the plaything of a crazy sniper with a secret vendetta. To survive, she must figure out who wants her dead.
Alice is made the target of a crazy sniper in a gas station.
Cast: Camille Rowe
Member Reviews
Truly good there acting is so good and the voices are great and every one was involved I loved it so much that I would watch it again scary to and so crazy I thought it was a ghost movie and it turned out to be the best movie in my opinion
Decent.
Mediocre at best
A little slow in the middle third, otherwise pretty good.
10/10. Theory: Stephen King was a ghostwriter for this. Think about it. Also, there's some incredible polish in this movie, just feel how those gunshots feel. The sound design is terrifying. And if you're hesitant because of the right-wing villain, the movie is not a political statement, and isn't about that stuff; the writer just modelled our villain after some mass shooters who wrote manifestos over the last decade. To make it feel real and scary and to remind us that guys like that are actually out there. And he's not just a stereotype, but a fully fleshed out stereotype, an idea given flesh and meaning and existence, and you can feel his pain and anger, and that's something that's hard to pull off.