I'm not sure what everyone else's problem is but this movie is fun. It's supposed to be campy and it succeeds at that. It follows a woman loving a true nightmare of a bad breakup in the pandemic and now staying alone for a week out in the woods. It brings a lot of themes from the pandemic up, such as quarantine, the rise of online sex work, loneliness and mental health. There's a few loops and bounds you have to go through to figure out who the killer is, but I will say they do prove who it is rather quickly. Aesthetically, it's shot well through hues of purple, blues and reds. I would say this movie is like "Cam" and "Hush" blended in one. Not necessarily a home invasion movie, but heading down that way. At first, I was worried this was going to be another dead beaten theme of a social media horror movie, but it really wasn't, thank the high heavens. So, go into it with an open mind and enjoy this modern camp thriller.
Review of Alone at Night
