Hunt Her, Kill Her

I don't say that this is the best thriller ever, but it sure is surprisingly entertaining, taken the probably modest budget into account. I liked how the movie doesn't waste any time: within 5 minutes all the needed background information is given, and then immediately the action kicks in with the sudden entrance of 5 masked and armed thugs. The rest of the movie we see Karen alternately flee and hide, or, by chance or premeditated, physically fighting the intruders. This gives the story a high level of adrenaline, and the relentless, rage-driven way in which she kills one after another, with the according pretty well done gore, takes it to the higher (or deeper, if you will) level of a serious horror-flick. The whole thing is very one-dimensional (there's only one modest twist concerning the identity of the last one standing villain), but that suits the story fine. As does the (predictable) ending. Sure, there are several flaws. Like why doesn't Karen immediately use her cellphone before stupidly loosing it; or how can she find her way so well in this immense and dark factory, it being her first day on the job. But this hardly marred my pleasure. The acting of most of the cast (the intruders) is irrelevant, they all stay masked up until their last minutes. So Natalie Terrazzino carries the whole project on her shoulders. She's not there for her looks, but for her athletic skills and resilience, and she does a great job, she's totally convincing as the frightened but determined power-woman.

I found this movie on Tubi. Compared to many of the movies that they have, this one is good. The plot is simple, but there are some thrilling moments. The movie does a good job with the gore. The main actress was OK Some scenes, though, require suspension of belief. The main character gets injured several times, yet just a few minutes later, the movie basically ignores those injuries as if it never happened, making her appear 100% healthy. We also get eye-rolling scenes where a small woman handles some 200 pound grown men But the main issue with the film, is repetitiveness. The hunting / chasing scenes make up the bulk of the film, as you'd expect. But after a while, it really felt like we going over the same ground repeatedly.

Karen (Natalie Terrazzino) starts work at a furniture factory as the night time custodian. She has a long list of items to do every night. Her daughter (Olivia Graves) is at home sick as she regularly talks to the lousy neighbor sitter. While doing her job she is threaten by a couple of employees for not allowing her daughter see her father (JC Oakley III) on her birthday. There is an issue with him that we gather. After closing and she is the only person in the facility she is attacked by about 5 masked men. Her cell phone is dead. The bulk of the film is Karen running and hiding being able to incapacitate one of her attackers one at a time. It is pretty much as expected. If you like this type of thing, this film gives it to you ad nauseam. The character background of Karen would have been nice to explain her abilities. Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

Better than I expected! I really liked this Cat-and-mouse movie with some great visuals and sound. The premise is simple with a lone night shift worker starting her first night at a warehouse. She soon finds herself in a fight for survival when she becomes hunted by masked intruders The lead is very believable and the location is a real plus. What keeps it creepy is the simplicity and the realism. Watch it and take it for what it is, it isn't You're Next or The Strangers, more like a simpler version of Kristy. I would definitely watch a sequel with the lead in it. I give this one a 7 out of 10.

Hunter Her Kill Her (2022) is a movie that I caught in theatres tonight. The storyline follows a new evening cleaner at a factory. Her first night quickly becomes eventful when 4-5 men with masks show up and immediately try to kill her. She will do her best to survive while trying to determine why they're trying to kill her. This movie is codirected by Greg Swanson and Ryan Thiessen, who also worked together on Five Across the Eyes, and stars Natalie Terrazzino (The Last Movie Star), JC Oakley III (The Hate You Give) and Georgia Kate Haege (Hectic Knife). This movie has a made for television feel in terms of cinematography, writing, acting and dialogue. This movie will give you a glimpse into the worst babysitter ever, worst bandage job ever and the worst killers ever. There's so many sloppy sequences in this that leave you scratching your head. And when did the main character become MacGyver? I will say the sound effects the killer make while they're walking around are hilarious. The jump scares are pretty average outside of one or two. I will say the end is worth watching. The final fight is insane and there's a good hammer 🔨 scene. Overall, this movie is bad but horror enthusiasts should watch it once. I would score this a 3/10.

My favorite part is she never over powers them with brute strength she's just smart af, she hides intelligently and though not much is said in the film the story is conveyed very well, also she John Wayne gaceys a dude with an extension cord and that's just bad ass. Overall I give it an 8 for a good edge of your seat, not knowing what to expect movie. With a never ending age old story of don't mess with a mama trying to protect her child. Hope to see this actress in future films cause she isn't afraid to get her hands dirty and put her entire self into her part. Well done with this one guys!!

Focused on Karen that starts a new job as a night shift cleaner for a warehouse until she gets a package delivered once its open she's chased and hunted the rest of the movie. I was surprised only one person besides me was seeing the movie of which was on and off his phone that was a little obnoxious I was engaged throughout maybe he still enjoyed it. Hunt Her, Kill Her is a satisfying ghoulish pure horror gem that is gory, suspenseful, and has a great soundtrack! I absolutely love the masks and psycho voices; this movie caught me off guard with how enjoyable it is would highly recommend to horror fans. I guess me enjoying this movie a lot was such a bad thing geez!

One of the most intense horror/action movies to come out in years. It wasted no time getting started and makes the most of its low budget, limited setting in a warehouse. A young woman working as a janitor checks in for the night shift and all seems normal. A group of scary looking dudes in masks decide to break in and she's suddenly an unexpected victim of chance. Wrong place, wrong time, but what is a normal boring night shift mopping floors, turns into a pretty good sequence of action. The heroine comes across as a real, thinking person's protagonist. You really feel for her and she tears up the screen trying to out think the villains who want her dead. A highly recommended movie tends to be the lower budgets, rarely advertised. Had I'd not seen this advertised on fangoria's website, I'd have never seen it. Im glad I did.

The protagonist isn't set up to be likable. The characters around her are awful people, but that doesn't translate to her being someone we care about. Very little character development and then she's thrown into a never-ending chase scene. Also the twist and villain's motivations were obvious from the first 10 minutes of the movie. Another review mentions the only other person in the theater with them was on their phone the whole movie, and I would wager it was because they were bored. Good movies make me forget about time but I checked my watch a bunch during this one. This paragraph is just to make my review long enough for the new six hundred character requirement instituted because Amazon's $1Billion snow ranked and got bombed on this site. Hopefully they change it back because this is a waste of my and everyone else's time for quite literally seemingly absolutely no reason. Boom six hundred characters.

This was a bad movie. The direction, the acting, the camera work, the script, everything except the extremely thin premise was a bomb from the get go. Ranks as the worst movie I've seen so far this year and undoubtably will rank in my top 10 worst by the end of the year. I can't believe I sat through the whole thing. Where was the tension? Why are these men so organized, almost like they played Call Of Duty a billion times before doing this? But, on the other hand, they are so dumb that they cannot come up with a plan to catch this chick other than the extremely basic one that we get set up with in the first place? Why is this chick so dumb herself? She couldn't make a life/time saving desicion if it was the last thing she does. Why weren't any of the machines in the shop used for killing anyone, when it was teased for so long towards the end? Why did they write this as a mystery if they were going to make it so blatently obvious who the villians are and why they are doing this? Why, why, why? I have about 100 other whys for this film, but I'm not going to bother asking them because I already know the answer. The director and producer are numbskulls who thought this would be a good idea but had no clue on how to execute it properly, let alone write a decent script or direct their actors appropriately. I feel bad for the actors because the script does them no favors. The bad guys sound like generic npc villians from a video game and all the other dialouge ranges from unbelievable to downright laughable. Nobody talks like this in person, nor would they act the way they do. Also, how do you not know when you're stepping on something, such as someones hand hanging from a ledge when you are literally looking for a person? Not even a glance to see what it was. Just dumb and reinforced my idea of this basically being video game cutscenes for a video game they didn't have the money to make. I could not recommend you stay away from this dumpster fire more. I got ripped off, don't let it happen to you. The 10's on this site were no doubt written by someone involved in the making of this film. Has to be, because the film could be a fun parody if it wasn't for the boring, derivitave and ultra serious tone it has throughout. 0 idiotic desicions out of 5.