You'll Never Find Me

I feel sorry for those who can't develop critical thinking and understand the meaning behind what's shown to them. This movie is meant for those who can catch simple details AND PAY ATTENTION to the dialog. Everything you'll need to know is there, between the lines: the reason why Patrick thinks the woman's face is familliar, the reason why the woman "changes" her story (where she came from, why she initially says she wants a lift...). The movie got me hooked till the very ending, when it all made sense. For me it's a solid 7, they made the best they could with what they had, and succeeded....

I never leave reviews. I think this is my first review in 15 years. But I am so offended by this pretentious piece of garbage, I have to (briefly) vent my frustration, anger, annoyance, boredom, etc. I gave one star each for the sound design and for the acting. I feel really bad for the lead actor because boy, did he deliver. He's like that student in a group project who ends up doing all the work while everyone else just slacks. Not that the girl was bad, but she could have delivered more. Talk about a movie that asks too much of its audience. Seriously, do the filmmakers realize that we, the audience, are gifting them our valuable time to watch their movie? No. We are INVESTING our time, so it's not a big ask to have them deliver something worth our while. I usually really enjoy slow-burn films. But if you're going to make an avant garde slow-burn, PLEASE keep us interested. WE WANT TO BE INTERESTED. But no, in this case they bored us to tears. And those of us who doggedly stuck with it until the bitter end received no reward. And that's what angered me. Do yourself a favor and skip, unless you have a hard time falling asleep at bedtime.

This film is absolute nonsense that is so pleased with itself . It try's very hard to be suspenseful and edge of your seat but the dialogue is ridiculously contrived and stupid. An overly dark caravan setting adds absolutely ZERO to the attempt at being atmospheric and suspenseful, al, it does is annoy the viewer as nothing can be properly seen. If your whole movie contains only two people you'd better be sure that the story is good enough to hold the audience. Good movies do not have to try too hard to hold their audience and the story will keep the viewers interested. This movie just made myself as the audience wonder why the hell am I bothering with this pretentious self absorbed crap. The reality is I just wondered why am I wasting my time with this pointless nonsense. Save yourself feeling cheated and avoid this .

Massive Spoilers!!! This is an excellent character driven psychological horror. The two main performances are terrific and the story makes you second guess what is happening, what might happen, and who is tormenting who with the card game being a particularly brilliant piece of film making. Here is my take. The less than positive reviews I have read criticise is of the final third and how some people think this is weak, but to me it isn't. Very little of this film is actually happening. The only thing in this film that is happening is the first minute (before the knock) and the last couple of minutes (from the knock with the taunting kids). The rest of the film is purely in Patrick's head as he is committing suicide because as the film title tells us, "You'll never find me". Patrick is a serial killer who has tried his best to keep away from people in order to stop killing but as he says the dead woman in his trailer came to him. No matter what he does someone always ends up falling in his lap, so to speak. The visitor doesn't exist as she is a combination of all of his victims which is why her story and jewellery constantly changes throughout the film. Why items move around, why blood appears and disappears. The chaos of the final third is Patrick's suicide note to us. My wife and I loved this film. Very smart and a well made use of a single location and a minute cast. It was like watching a brilliant play and I commend the cast and crew.

First off let me just say that the hype reviews on this film that are already on IMDb are truly unwarranted. This was mental health popcorn at best. A man struggling with his demons and his serial kills inside of a trailer is now being overwhelmed by his inner thoughts, and the film is meh at best. The last 20 minutes are absolutely ridiculous. I mean really it just fell apart and it just made no sense at all. This was a one-time watch and nothing more. Not horror, not a thriller but mental anguish on full display. Do I recommend? Not really but if you have nothing else better do, have at it. Don't go by the amped reviews because you will be thoroughly disappointed.

Idk where all these amazing reviews are coming from. Everyone trying to be all art housey and deep. The movie was so wack. First off 3/4 of the movie was this man NONSTOP babbling all emo with stupid metaphors and weird stuff trying to slow burn you, then it seems like a super simple criminal minds episode....then the last quarter made NO sense it was like a fever dream with a lot of lights and sounds and confusion. Very bad it's a no for me, dawg. Apparently I have to keep writing until there's 600 letters so; bad, lame, wack, overdone, stupid movie. However dudes acting is good so that's one plus.