Director: Armin Siljkovic
Writer: Armin Siljkovic (Screenplay)
Starring: Angelique Pretorius, Bradley Snedeker, Corey Rieger, Travis Myers, Barbara Scolaro
Plot: A neon art collector seduces a lone drifter into killing her abusive husband.
Runtime: 1 Hour 22 Minutes
There may be spoilers the rest of the review
Verdict: Edge of Your Seat Thriller
Story: Death Waits for No Man starts when a lone drifter and former soldier Uzal (Snedeker) finds himself in need of help to prevent trouble with the law, it is Lily (Pretorius) that offers him shelter, but she does have an alternative motivation.
Lily wants Uzal to help her kill her husband Sinclair (Rieger) after he abuses her and she wants the life insurance. When Sinclair arrives the tension ramps up and the night could go in any direction for Uzal.
Thoughts on Death Waits for No Man
Characters – Lily is the abused wife that blackmails Uzal into helping her kill her husband, she does have control over the men being able to seduce them into doing what she wants. Uzal is a soldier who is drifting through this small town, but he ends up in the middle of a battle for control between the husband and wife. Sinclair is the unstable former soldier who wants to become a police officer, he uses he know how to stay one step ahead of the plan.
Performances – The three leads all give good performances through the whole film are good because you are dragged into this story because of the performance that keep us on the edge of our seats through the film.
Story – The story is simple, wife wants strange to kill her husband, it does become complicate when the battle to stay ahead of the other’s plan come through but in the end it is a single location, real time film that keeps us guessing to see if the twists will come through the film. There isn’t too much more to the story, it never becomes overly complicated through the way.
Thriller – This film does keep you on the edge of your seat throughout, you want to see where each scene will go next.
Settings – Once they arrive in the house, the rest of the film takes place in the home which only ramps up the tension the film creates.
Scene of the Movie – The fall out.
That Moment That Annoyed Me – Sometimes things are over teased.
Final Thoughts – This is a thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat from the start to the finish.
Overall: Edge of your seat thriller.
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