Unseen

Name: Unseen
Genre: Thriller, Horror
Released: March 7, 2023
Cast: Anthony Belevtsov, Brett Baker, Jolene Purdy, Michael Patrick Lane, Midori Francis

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| Release Date (Streaming): March 7, 2023 | Not Rated

Starring: Anthony Belevtsov, Brett Baker, Jolene Purdy, Michael Patrick Lane, Midori Francis, Missi Pyle, Nicholas X. Parsons, Rajko Scarabin, Ren Hanami, Scott Macdonald

Summary: Two women form an unlikely connection when a depressed gas station clerk Sam (Jolene Purdy), receives a call from Emily (Midori Francis), a nearly blind woman who is running from her murderous ex in the woods. Emily must survive the ordeal with Sam being her eyes from afar using video call.

Director: Yoko Okumura

Genre(s): Thriller, Horror

Rating: Not Rated

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Noel Murray

Mar 10, 2023

The cast and the crew work well together in Unseen, delivering a taut, inventive picture about two young Asian American women helping each other survive one terrible day. Read full review

RogerEbert.com Niani Scott

Mar 7, 2023

This generic and redundant survival thriller is filled with scary Americanisms like “rednecks” and malfunctioning slushie machines, but nothing produces thrills, insight, or even laughs. Read full review

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JLuis_001

Apr 2, 2023

Another expendable Blumhouse product that plays too much on absurdity to perform and thus needs a lot of suspension of disbelief from the viewer to make it not seem so improbable.

There are social issues buried in the plot that could have given it a better argumentative twist, but they areAnother expendable Blumhouse product that plays too much on absurdity to perform and thus needs a lot of suspension of disbelief from the viewer to make it not seem so improbable.

There are social issues buried in the plot that could have given it a better argumentative twist, but they are mere additions to settle the story and give it something more to make it not seem so empty, and that's a shame, because had they combined that with its narrative style and pacing, Unseen would be in better shape for both enjoyment and spectacle.… Expand

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