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Beautifully shot with a unique, quirky storyline. Definitely worth a watch!

When it comes to thrillers, it needs to grab you from the start. I have to say, this film did not to begin with, but hear me out. It would make sense once you pass the 20 mins mark, to know that all the events before were required to give that ultimate finale.

I see that this is Blake Ridder's debut feature, which proves to be a very bright start for him. A few minor flaws but certainly a film to watch out for.

HELP is not a grand or tinsel film, but realistically focusing on love supposed to be romantic in a beautiful countryside displayed to us by a long take. Thanks to closeup skilfully used by the the director, I can be following a love triangle between Grace, Liv and Edward through their facial expression and feeling their emotions psychologically. The film has my intense curiosity all time with unexpected plot twist, however, the most meaningful point is I am asked a question, what is love? Paradoxically, is it something very selfish, or something need to be morally rational? Perhaps, everybody has a secret, and everybody has a different answer.

Excellent direction and misdirection, film score and strong acting combine to form a affecting thriller and a mediation on relationships.

The film keeps you guessing until the end and it's refreshing to watch a film that doesn't guide you how to think or feel nor does it outstay its welcome over a taunt 90 minutes.

Well worth your time. Recommended.

This is one of the worst films I have ever seen in my life. There were no redeeming qualities, I watched the whole film in hopes that it would improve but alas it did not. The script and dialogue were beyond painful and they were made worse by a terrible cast. I had really high hopes for this film and I'm sad to say that I was beyond disappointed. This makes films like sharknado look like absolute masterpieces. Avoid at all costs.