It may be one hell of a first date but Meghann Fahy still shines in Drop

Drop: Anonymous threat (Drop, United States / 2025). Address: Christopher Landon. Screenplay: Jillian Jacobs, Chris Roach. Photograph: Marc Spicer. Edition: Ben Baudhuin. Music: Bear McCreary. Cast: Meghann Fahy, Brandon Sklenar, Violett Beane, Jacob Robinson, Reed Diamond, Gabrielle Ryan. Rating: Suitable for 13+ years with reservations. Distributor: UIP. Duration: 95 minutes. Our opinion: good.When a spectator sits down to watch a fiction movi…

It may be one hell of a first date but Meghann Fahy still shines in Drop

Discover the edge-of-your-seat thriller 'Drop' by Christopher Landon, where uninvited messages upend a first date. A must-watch for suspense enthusiasts.

‘Drop’ Is a Dinner Date From Hell—With a Side Order of Murder

Online dating can be a challenging, albeit awkward process. Add to the mix a creepy stalker who's blowing up your phone and demanding you murder the person you're on said date with, and you've got a real recipe for disaster. The recently debuted thriller, Drop, is that kind of terrifying for Violet (Meghann Fahy) and her date, Henry (Brandon Sklenar), a pretty chill guy who somehow sticks it out for the most erratic first dinner date of all time…

Review: ‘Drop’ drops the ball

“Drop” arrives with a premise tailor-made for our digitally anxious age: a bootleg AirDrop app called DigiDrop that allows anonymous users to send messages — first playful, then sinister — to strangers. It’s the kind of modern tech conceit that feels believable and terrifying, especially in an era where digital intrusion is a daily reality. But what should have been a sleek, unsettling thriller is an oddly lifeless viewing experience. Despite it…

Drop is a Solid Fun Thriller > Fandom Spotlite

There are many different types of thrillers out there: horror thrillers, mystery thrillers… My guilty pleasure is the type of thriller where someone is stuck somewhere and has to do … The post Drop is a Solid Fun Thriller appeared first on Fandom Spotlite.

'Drop' is an engaging thriller that stumbles but sticks the landing - Review - Geeks Of Color

Last year, my Instagram account got hacked. On top of the pressures that come with being in tech for a play and navigating the tricky first stages of being in a new relationship, I had to deal with the stress of hackers locking me out of my account, messaging my friends to request money and threatening to delete all of my photos (including many of my dog who had recently passed) if I didn’t give them money.  I remember the creeping dread every t…