Hyde Out

Hyde Out is a must-watch rollercoaster of emotion and suspense that grabs you from the very first scene and doesn't let go until the end credits roll. Directed & Produced with masterful precision, this exhilarating thriller delivers a perfect blend of edge-of-your-seat tension, shocking plot twists, and deeply emotional storytelling.

The film's undeniable heartbeat is Arianna Lexus, whose powerhouse performance as the lead is nothing short of breathtaking. Her portrayal of a woman navigating unthinkable challenges while reclaiming her power is raw, authentic, and utterly captivating. It's a career-defining role that will leave you in awe.

Beyond its relentless action and suspense, Hyde Out is a film with a conscience. It bravely tackles heavy-hearted issues like domestic abuse, shedding light on the resilience and strength needed to confront such darkness. It's a testament to the human spirit, layered within a storyline that keeps you guessing at every turn.

This is not just a movie-it's an experience. Whether you're a fan of thrillers, suspense, action, drama, or stories that stay with you long after the screen fades to black, Hyde Out is the film you can't afford to miss this holiday season.

Highly recommend renting or buying it now! You won't regret it!

Okay so I cut loose after only 10 minutes, so maybe I shouldn't really review this, but it really was that bad. I can only assume that the three five-star reviews were from people involved (nb the language used and fact all really quick after release).

The acting and script was terrible, the sets so cheap while it had all the charisma of a porn film. Even the sound was so amateurish that you could hardly understand the dialogue. The one redeaming feature I could see (hear) was the music, and by that I mean the music tracks, not the filler, background music which was also bad!

Maybe it would have got better, but I really didn't want to waste my time on such a low chance, especially having read the only non-five-star review.

I don't know why I trust IMDb ratings anymore lol. I was under the impression that this would be about an abused wife who learns to break bad during a home invasion and get some payback on her abusive ex. Instead, it's basically listening to a 40 something woman who looks as if she is cosplaying a senior Hooters waitress in very skimpy clothes whinge on and on to one of the captors like she's supposed to be her marriage counselor. In fact, the only truly sympathetic characters were the two home invaders, esp the woman. I didn't expect to root for the criminals, but frankly, they were far more likable than the "victims", and the ending was despicable. The acting, script, direction, dialogue, music, plot, characters were all uniformly awful. It wasn't even "so bad it's good", it's just baaaad. Even the fake blood was bad...and I can make realistic fake blood for less than $2 that is far more convincing than the watery crap they used. Ugh. Angry with myself for staying with this until the end.

This movie was so captivating and with all it's twists and turns one wild and crazy ride! Arianna Lexus was so brave to express the raw emotions needed for such a demanding role. The theme of the film deals with a very sensitive issue in this day and age witch is the topic of rape and spousal abuse. Some scenes in particular are very tough to watch and all the actors fulfilled their roles very convincingly, this film will keep you glued to your seat,wondering "What will happen next?" Twists and turns all the way to the very end with a gratifying ending that will make you want to smoke a cigarette with Arianna at the very end.