If you think you’ve had a bad first date, Christopher Landon‘s “Drop” is here to take your worst nightmare and multiply it by a thousand. It also adds a measured yet sincere performance from Meghann ...

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As Violet walks into Palette, the camera circles the beautifully designed restaurant, setting the stage for the looming action. She doesn’t know it yet, but every single employee and patron is a ...

Technology and trauma come together once again for Christopher Landon‘s latest Blumhouse thriller Drop, a fun and satisfying ride through a first date from hell. Years after the traumatizing death of ...

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Christopher Landon’s Drop takes a deceptively simple premise and spins it into a taut, nerve-wracking thriller that thrives on claustrophobic tension and genuine unpredictability. Violet (Meghann Fahy ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Running a cool 90 minutes, “Drop” takes place almost entirely in a top-of-the-world kind of high-rise restaurant in Chicago, where ...

A smart-dumb movie sounds like an oxymoron. So is “Drop,” Landon’s latest. It’s a first-date home-invasion murder-thriller mash-up that relies on coincidences so absurd they should be laughed out of ...

Fahy plays Violet, a woman with a troubled past who loves her young son, Toby (Jacob Robinson). Violet is about to go on a date with a man she’s been speaking to on-line named Henry (the handsome and ...