Roadkill

The film constructs its dread from the vulnerability of isolation and the sudden, violent rupture of the everyday. It explores a primal fear where a simple wrong turn unleashes a torrent of chaos, relying on visceral action over exposition.

What lingers after the credits is the unsettling echo of tires on asphalt and the question of what moves in the dark just beyond your headlights. A brutal reminder that some roads should never be taken alone. — MovieFinder Editorial