Run

Taut, compelling and with just the right scale and intensity to keep us engrossed without ever going too far over the top and collapsing into camp.

A campy thriller that pits [a woman] against her disabled teenage daughter in a battle of wits that isn't quite sharp enough.

Paulson will be fine after this misstep. Ditto Allen, who could not be a more appealing lead or a resourceful damsel-in-distress.

I highly recommend checking it out. As long as you don't feel the need, like Chloe, to ask too many pesky questions.

It's a lean 90 minutes, and you want the experience to be over in the best of ways: it's almost too intense at points, and you need to take a breath.

Probably my favorite thriller that I've seen in recent memory.

Run is a riveting rollercoaster ride from start to finish, pairing a pulse-pounding plot with powerhouse performances from Sarah Paulson and Kiera Allen.

“Run” is a sneakily absorbing thriller that pokes at the idea of a mother’s domineering love and a child’s blind trust.

You pretty much know where “Run” is going to go, but it gets there in the most entertaining way possible.

Just stylish and thoughtful enough to escape being cheap shlock. Instead, it's classy and enjoyable shlock.