It was a different kind of movie with little Mystery.

It was a phenomenal movie that kept me on the edge of my seat! It put to the forefront, some uncomfortable truths that women live, which resonated really deeply with me. This was offset by pockets of lightheartedness that really balance the movie well. The Channing Tatum performance was absolutely amazing, considering we haven’t really seen him in a role like this. Overall, would recommend this movie to folks that like psychological thrillers or M. Night Shyamalan movies.

Great directorial debut. Very engaging, stunning visuals with a great score. Good decision to put a trigger warning up front. Pacing was pretty good. Would be intrigued to see a bit more character development/dynamic between Slater and Frida and their "connection" - still confused/haunted by Slater saying she is his best friend! Adria stole the show alongside Naomi, and loved Channing's moment of facade falling away with those "I'm sorry's"

Few films have the ability to keep your eyes locked on the screen for the entire duration of the picture. Blink Twice does this while effortlessly weaving through brutal behavior, around twisted characters and peppered with just enough comic relief to make the horrific nightmare digestible. I'm actually surprised in some ways that the film was actually teleased at all. It all made for a tasty recipe that may not suit all palates, but it certainly won't evoke any mediocre reactions.