Review of Blind

Blind (2019) is a movie I recently watched for free on Tubi after seeing the poster on here. I actually thought the killer in the back was a robot 🤖...it's not. 😂 The storyline focuses on a blind woman who became blind after an accident. She used to be an actress but is now a recluse after her accident. After some encouragement from her best friend and a support group she decides to let herself be vulnerable and start dating again; unfortunately, someone who has been watching her may "cut in" to her life. The director of this movie is Marcel Walz (Pretty Boy and Blood Feast) and stars Sarah French (Pretty Boy), Caroline Williams (Greenlight), Tyler Gallant (Rootwood) and Jed Rowen (Social Distance). The characters, storyline and set-up for this is so good. The script, character development and acting sets the tone for both a dramatic and creepy film. It's a really eerie movie that is well paced and well delivered till the very end...then the end happens which is a long, frustrating awkward monologue that destroys the movie. As she talked I kept asking myself "what are you doing? Shut-up and kill her already." Unfortunately, the film falls way short of its potential due to its tragic ending...like Game of Thrones. Overall this isn't a complete waste of time and absolutely terrible, but falls short of its potential. I'd score this a 5.5/10.