Rideshare

I don't know how it has a 5 star rating. It was a very slow dull movie. I couldn't get into it and it was plain Boring. The story line wasn't much to get into. When I envision horror movies about Lyft drivers they are 100x more scary than this . It should be labeled slow slow thriller or Just put under "Boring".

I watch every movie I can get my hands on. I go through amazon prime and Netflix and, etc and I literally watch every movie I can, even the lower rated movies. This is maybe my 3rd ever review that I've been compelled to write. I believe the following movies are only some that are better than this one: bride of chucky, any movie on lifetime, any movie that has Lindsey Lohan in it, and also any new movie with any of the Corey's in it. It's awful. There are a handful of times when I was laughing out loud by myself at some of the horrible writing and I'm still not sure if the satirical seeming hideous "jokes" were bad writing or bad acting or meant to be laughable.

Taxi Driver Collateral and a c rate horrir film had a kid It would be this movie. For an Amazon Prime movie it was great. Really funny.

This is a landmark horror film that will be studied by film critics and fans alike for centuries to come. The use of of lighting and noirish elements are legendary to say the least. Hayhoe's directions is on par with a young Kubrick and makes Hitchcock in his prime look like an amateur. This is quite simply one of the greatest films I have ever had the pleasure of witnessing.This is a movie that you would never see HOLLYWOOD make. It's original, it's unique, yes it's a bit rough around the edges but that's to expect for a low-budget horror movie. I wasn't sure what to expect with quite rhe polarized reviews on here, but if you watch with an open mind and with a few friends like I did you can thoroughly enjoy it.Most of the other reviews on here were so glowing I was suspicious. Its actually a really good movie though. I'm hard to scare, and this movie doesn't really try to be scary or tense at all. It is however absolutely creepy and has just the most disturbing guy at the center of it. I'm going to call this a low budget masterpiece. The cinematography is decent, the lighting is creepy, the music is good, and the writing is pretty tight. All in all worth watching. RECOMMENDED !!

This is a movie that you would never see HOLLYWOOD make. It's original, it's unique, yes it's a bit rough around the edges but that's to expect for a low-budget horror movie. I wasn't sure what to expect with quite rhe polarized reviews on here, but if you watch with an open mind and with a few friends like I did you can thoroughly enjoy it.

Was drawn into seeing 'Rideshare' with a cool poster/cover, a very intriguing if not creative premise and as someone with a general appreciation for horror. That it was low-budget, which from frequent personal experience is rarely a good sign due to that there are so many poor ones out there, made me though apprehensive. 'Rideshare' is a film it doesn't do enough with its potential (although there are far bigger wastes of potential in film) and could have been much better, can't say that it is a great film because it isn't. It is not a terrible film though, as far as recent low-budget film viewings go it's one of the lacklustre but watchable ones easily. It certainly could have been far worse, considering the large number of films seen recently being mediocre at best and terrible at worst. Lets start with the positives. The setting is atmospheric and spooky and 'Rideshare' is surprisingly well shot and easy on the eye, was expecting a cheap looking film and to me that wasn't the case here. 'Rideshare' at least doesn't have one want to tear their hair out or annoyed. There are suspenseful and creepy moments and there are parts that capture the horror of this very dangerous subject very well. Albeit, it could have explored the subject more. It could have been more enlightening and there is not much new. The creepiness is not sustained all the way through, with the horror and tension giving away later to dullness and a lack of creativity and shocks. Things start not making much sense and gets silly. There has been far worse acting but it's not that inspired either. Further issues are that it was clear that it was written in haste. There is a very rushed and careless feel to the story, especially in the second half where confusion and choppy can be found, and the underdeveloped and scrappy script likewise. The characters are flimsily developed and bland, the direction lacks focus and the music is far too intrusive, sounds cheap and irritating. In conclusion, lacklustre but not a waste of time. 4/10 Bethany Cox

Though the poster looks fab the screenplay is dulll , boring , smart editing could have saved d film but its so boring , I slept in between the movie . Skip this one if u dont wanna waste an hour .

I went into this with extremely low expectations, but have always been curious about what it must be like to be a driver and have all sorts of people hopping in and out of your car every day. We don't know why this dude set out on a killing spree on this particular night, or, mild spoiler, why he wanted to frame the person he wanted to frame for those crimes. There is also a kill that's totally inconsistent with all of his others, because that passenger was perfectly nice and just wanted to go grocery shopping. He let a similar passenger go earlier in the night. So. That being said, some of his lines and the way they're delivered are a little chuckle worthy, and I'm not sure if the cops being so slow to act at all, or successfully getting on his trail, is a middle finger to the department or just something we're supposed to overlook to buy our protagonist more time in the movie. And it's kinda weird, there are times you almost want him to get away with it because his passengers are so annoying, and yet you've established him as a real awful creeper monster that makes you uncomfortable AF. Either way, I was engaged, and for what I assume was a pretty low budget production like this one, I don't regret watching it at all.

Oscar Wilde once said; "Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth." Only when a man believes he is safe from the repercussions of his actions, will reveal his true nature. "Rideshare" follows the exploits of an Uber driver named Jason. After witnessing the side of Los Angeles from constant bombardment of fake personalities, Jason grows hostile towards those around him and develops a dark, nihilistic view of humanity as a whole. This new outlook soon leads him down the path of murder and violence. Jason converses with each passengers, while secretly judging whether or not that person deserves to live. The passenger continues talking, completely oblivious of the weight his words hold regarding whether they will reach their expected destination or become another victim of the crazed driver. Just as the masked man speaks freely, Jason's passengers talk to him without reservation and undeterred by typical social conventions. By the end of the drive, the passengers true nature is put on display for Jason pass judgement on. The vapid and distasteful personalities that make up his passengers, serve as a constant reminder of everything Jason despises about the world around him. it's difficult not to sympathize with his actions to some extent, while simultaneously condemning them as morally reprehensible.

The greatest movie this generation will see. A gummy bear slinger in a goatee with some of the greatest acting of this generation. A fantastic job by all involved. You will not be able to look away. But if you do, be careful drinking the water...