The Final Frame – Movie Review
First Reaction – The Final Frame is a chilling, disturbing and at times uncomfortable movie.
Director: József Gallai
Writer: József Gallai, Roy McClurg Jr (Screenplay)
Cast
- Aljona Yakimenko (The Company)
- Robert LaSardo (American Trash)
- Andrew Divoff (Air Force One)
- Peter Inoka
Plot: An obsessed man follows and films women with his camera, but when he begins to pursue a mysterious woman, his strange hobby soon turns deadly.
Runtime: 1 Hour 9 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Story: The Final Frame starts when an obsessed man follows and films women. He breaks into their houses to steal from them, and his techniques have kept him out of sight. The latest woman (Yakimenko) he targets continues about her day without knowing she is being watched.
However, his latest target has a series of objects which confuse him. It leads to him wondering what he has gotten himself into and facing off against something he couldn’t imagine.
Verdict on The Final Frame
Recap
The movie follows a man who follows women around, stepping into their lives and stealing their belongings. His latest victim has something different about them, and he finds himself in a difficult and deadly situation.
Best Parts
The movie has a chilling feeling because the following innocent people around are disturbing to watch. Add the near silence of the camera operator doing their thing. While we know something more disturbing is coming, the wait is what keeps us wanting to see what the surprise will be. The way this movie shines comes from the tables turning on the man.
Worst Parts
There are moments when the intruder can come off more reckless for what seems like more of a professional way of operating.
Final Thoughts – The Final Frame is a chilling, uncomfortable and great horror movie.
