Drop

I had no idea what this movie was about when I started it, but I figured Fahey and 1923 are in it. Well, it didn’t disappoint. Very good. Fahey is entertaining in everything she’s in. Plus, she’s easy on the eyes. Hell, 1923 is easy on the eyes, too. Brett Calvert (yes, that one)

Pretty basic and uncreative, including the filmmaking. The whole movie looks pretty plastic.

No no No. Don't watch. Only reason I can see it has 85% here is because all top critics had their mortgage paid for a few months by the director and production company. This was Tubi writing with a BIG MARKETING BUDGET backing it.

Left me thinking I missed an inside joke. How did anyone rate this movie highly?

absolutely loved this film thrilling all the way through not the best blumhouse films of all time but one of the better ones

This movie is awful. Terrible character development, violence effecting children. Universal, really?

8/10, unpredictable, I didn’t know who was the let’s_play, but yeah. I thought that old man was nice after all, but when he got angry when she didn’t get the shot, I knew he was let’s_play

It was just ok......watchable but not that believable

From the moment Drop begins, you’re pulled into a high-stakes world where nothing is certain and every decision could be fatal. It’s a taut, heart-racing thriller that keeps its foot on the gas and never looks back. I mean its sort of predictable but its not bad. At the center of the chaos is Meghann Fahy, who delivers a career-defining performance that is equal parts fierce, vulnerable, and hauntingly real. Fahy commands the screen with such raw intensity that you forget you’re watching a performance at all—she is the story. Her emotional range adds gravity to each moment, making every twist hit harder, every turn more gut-wrenching. Director [Insert Name] crafts an atmosphere dripping with tension. The cinematography is razor-sharp, using shadow, silence, and claustrophobic framing to heighten suspense. The sound design pulses with dread, and the score is a perfect undercurrent to the unraveling storm. What makes Drop truly unforgettable is its unrelenting pace. Just when you think you have a grip on the narrative, the floor gives way and you're plunged into another unexpected turn. It’s as exhilarating as it is exhausting in the best way. You’re not just watching a thriller you’re living it. By the end, you’ll be breathless, heart pounding, and desperate to rewatch to catch what you missed the first time. Drop is more than a movie. It’s a full-body experience—and Meghann Fahy is its unstoppable force.

Cheesy AF. Waist of time and money.