Reviews — In Fear
Audience write-ups from TMDB
patient1
The woods after dark appear genuinely frightening; I believed they would only seem unsettling during the day. The performers are doing a commendable job with their roles, and I find myself hoping that they experience something truly awful. It became quite alarming—I almost spilled my beverage. A new individual has entered the situation, and his position and motivations remain unclear at this point. If you’re still…
CinemaSerf
Tom (played by Iain De Caestecker) and his girlfriend Lucy (Alice Englert) were on their way to a music festival in Ireland when they became disoriented. The secluded, dimly lit country roads started feeling unsettling, and they noticed peculiar objects suspended from the trees—though not yet for the audience. They then inadvertently struck Max (Allen Leech), and the mood inside the car deteriorated as their injured …
John Chard
I wasn’t really shocked to discover that there was a lot of negative buzz online about Jeremy Lovering's "In Fear." It’s the kind of film that can spark heated discussions within the horror genre, disappointing those seeking jump scares or gore while still offering enjoyment for others. If you’ve already seen it and disliked it, then this review probably isn’t for you; I’m writing from the perspective of someone who …


