UNHINGED (15)

WHO’S IN IT?

Russell Crowe (Gladiator), Caren Pistorius (Gloria Bell), Gabriel Bateman (Lights Out), Jimmi Simpson (White House Down), Austin P. McKenzie (Speech & Debate), Anne Leighton (House of Purgatory), Michael Papajohn (Spider-Man), Lucy Faust (Mudbound), Devyn A. Tyler (Out of Blue)

WHO’S BEHIND THE CAMERA?

Derrick Borte (The Joneses), director; Carl Ellsworth (Disturbia), writer; Lisa Ellzey (In Her Shoes), Mark Gill (Hunter Killer) and Andrew Gunn (Sky High), producers; David Buckley (The Town), composer; Brendan Galvin (Behind Enemy Lines), cinematographer; Michael McCusker (Le Mans ’66), Steve Mirkovich (Con Air) and Tim Mirkovich (The Devil Inside), editors

WHAT’S IT ABOUT?

Whilst she is running late for work, Rachel (Pistorius) has an altercation with another driver (Crowe) at a traffic light. In response, the stranger begins to make Rachel’s life a living hell by instigating a dangerous game of cat and mouse designed to teach her a lesson…

IN ONE SENTENCE, WHY SHOULD YOU BE EXCITED?

Russell Crowe is having plenty of fun playing up his villainous side in this taut and suspenseful thriller that’s perfect escapism for these troubling times.

WHEN’S IT OUT?

FRIDAY 31ST JULY 2020

Want to decide what the movie’s like for yourself?
Check out Unhinged
via 

Search from over ten years of movies here:

Other recent reviews:

Giant (dir. Rowan Athale)

British-Yemeni boxer Naseem Hamed rises in the sport…

Hamnet (dir. Chloé Zhao)

William Shakespeare and his wife Agnes deal with an unspeakable loss…

Peter Hujar’s Day (dir. Ira Sachs)

In 1974, photographer Peter Hujar confides in his artist friend Linda Rosenkrantz…

Song Sung Blue (dir. Craig Brewer)

A musician and single mother form a Neil Diamond tribute band…

The Best Films of 2025: #15-1

The second half of our countdown to the very best films of 2025…

The Best Films of 2025: #30-16

The first half of our countdown of 2025’s best films…

Anaconda (dir. Tom Gormican)

Two friends find their remake of the film Anaconda going horribly wrong…

Sentimental Value (dir. Joachim Trier)

An actor is forced to confront her distant filmmaker father…

The Housemaid (dir. Paul Feig)

A young woman becomes the housemaid for an affluent yet disturbed family…

Goodbye June (dir. Kate Winslet)

A family must figure out how to bid their dying mother farewell…

Optimized by Optimole