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Goodbye Honey

USA 2020
produced by
Josh Michaels, Todd Rawiszer, Max Strand for Examine Dots Pictures
directed by Max Strand
starring Pamela Jayne Morgan, Juliette Alice Gobin, Paul C. Kelly, Rafe Soule, Jake Laurence, Peyton Michelle Edwards, Keara Benton, Stacey Van Gorder, Aaron Mitchell
written by Max Strand, Todd Rawiszer, music by Infinity Shred

review by
Mike Haberfelner

All truck driver Dawn (Pamela Jayne Morgan) wants is to catch a couple of hours of shut-eye before she delivers some moving boxes to a rich guy's new home early next morning, which is why she parks her truck in a God-forsaken state park where nobody's around to disturb her - until somebody is, Phoebe (Juliette Alice Gobin), a majorly distressed girl in her early twenties who claims she has just escaped captivity and demands Dawn to call the police and even more importantly make a getaway. Dawn is less than convinced that Phoebe's not borderline crazy, and the two get into an argument during which Dawn's phone breaks and she loses her car keys. Then two punks (Rafe Soule, Jake Laurence) appear on the scene, and when Dawn confronts them they humiliate her to the point where they almost use violence, but she manages to chase them away. Now she believes Phoebe - thing is though, the punks were not the ones who held her in captivity. Now Phoebe relates her story: Back when still in her teenage years, she and her friends Whitney (Keara Benton) and Allison (Peyton Michelle Edwards) wanted to play a fairly harmless prank on Whitney's dad (Paul C. Kelley) - a prank that ended with him shooting Whitney dead believing her to be a burglar. Now in his self-righteous reasoning, he made Phoebe and Allison responsible for her dead rather than himself shooting a person in the back in cold blood, and thus took them captives and eventually killed Allison even. Phoebe eventually got away, but she's sure her captor's still after her - and as it turns out, it's actually his furniture that Dawn is hauling ...

 

Given this film's straightforward premise and very limited locations, this is a very tense thriller that seems to be able to surprise throughout. And of course, some of the movie's coincidences are a little contrived upon closer inspection, but while watching that actually only adds to the suspense, plus the movie moves swiftly enough for slight leaps of reason to not really matter. Plus the performances all feel very real for this one to get under your skin - in exactly the fashion a film like this ought to.

 

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