Kelsey Asbille plays a woman in mourning for her son, when she encounters a friendly man on the mountain (Finn Wittrock). Before long he injects her with a toxin that slowly stops her muscle function, so he can abduct her for his own sick pleasure. The rest of the film puts her in one dangerous situation after another, each one continues to build the tension. Asbille does well, considering she often doesn’t have much more than her eyes to work with. Wittrock effectively creates a cold villain. Although the situations might push credibility a bit, the co-directors Brian Netto and Adam Schindler have created a truly edge-of-your-seat experience. 
(4.5 / 5)
