Driven to Murder

I was reading reviews on a movie similar to this one and came across a review that recommended this movie. So I added it to my watchlist and tonight I decided to watch it. This movie kept me at the edge of my seat from beginning to end. It was so intense. The acting was amazing especially from the main character, Sarah. Loved her determination and quick thinking. The driver had really great scare tactics. But Sarah overcame them every time. That's what kept me watching. I have never heard of Lucía Guerrero, but I think I am going to check out her filmography because she was amazing in this movie. I highly recommend watching this movie.

Sarah called a rideshare to head home and gets a psychotic killer as her driver who is on a killing spree and he nearly kills her but she's very lucky to have survived! It is never explained why he targeted her, though. Still and all, one of the better Lifetime movies year in the THRILLER category, this year. Adam Blake was very convincing as Mr. Driver! Highly recommended but rather gory and violent!!!

I think if you watch the trailer you get a sense of what you are in for with this one. Its a total throwback to those thriller movies of the 90's but with a more modern premise. It felt like watching a terminator movie but without the plot, I had fun watching it, I think the performances in the movie are a cut above what you usually get in this kind of movie.

Billed as a "cautionary tale" about ride sharing, this piece of crap is just a load of gratuitous killing. If you like senseless slayings you will love this. No characters that you really care about and the usual 'make the woman look like a clueless bumpkin. She could have finished him off when she hit him with the rock, but no, as usual, tried to run away.

A couple hours of my life that I can't get back but I can offer this cautionary tale- skip this stupid senseless crap.

Excellent performances by the cast, and a fun tight 90 minute thrill ride. It's well paced and never feels like it's dragging, and a there is a renewed sense of dread whenever a new character is introduced.