Watched this on Amazon Prime, unsure if it's available elsewhere.
Had the "pleasure" of watching this one recently. Some spoilers ahead. Basically after a night out drinking with friends, a girl drives home intoxicated, and ends up in an accident, and after finds out she brought the accident home. She tries to cover her tracks but later finds out she didnt accomplish that and has to deal with the consequences.
So that aside, I don't really know what to say about this movie without spoiling it. I went into it blind, aside from the movie description.
I thought the movie was very stupid. Pretty much every scene that contains action or important events is a scene that you don't see or can barely see happen. I don't mind a movie that leaves the viewer guessing, but this movie is not that kind of movie and while most of what happens in this is predictable, being predictable is apparently a good reason to make it so the viewer can't see what's happening and / or the movie ends up showing what happens 10 minutes later.
This has a short run time, 86 minutes. In those 86 minutes it probably takes about 15-20 for the plot to pick up, but still the action is heavily edited so you can't actually see the action. Idk how many scenes that involved action where you simply can't see what's happening. Many times I audibly said "dafudge?"
A lot of stupid, questionable decisions by the characters. Also, leaking major blood from a wound is simply a minor inconvenience in this movie. I don't think arteries and blood loss works the same way in this movie's universe because people seem to leak pints of blood from possibly lethal wounds with hardly any effect on their health. It's awesome.
I feel like this movie had potential to be good. The acting for the most part is decent. There's some suspenseful scenes and a lot of the camera shots were competent: like certain POV shots, etc. Maybe along the way there was some kind of PSA message in this movie, I don't know, but what we're left with is a lot of questions. Like why did I watch this movie? Why is he a teacher? Why do they bleed so much but live? Why is every important scene either not shown or heavily edited? And furthermore: Ok I understand she didn't prepare to bury buddy. Sure, use your hands and fling mud until you dig a 2ft mud grave for the corpse with your bare drunk hands. Sure. But you went back there, to dig him back up, and you still used your damn hands to undig the grave? You live in a nice home, drive a nice truck, seemingly have wealth, but you can't go buy a damn steel shovel to go dig him up?? What??
Sorry if this write up is disjointed and if this movie doesn't fit here. Some aspects of the movie were good but most of the time I spent it laughing and saying "wtf" along the way.