See for Me

See for Me works. It's an entertaining little thriller featuring two strong lead performances and chilling sequences overflowing in suspense.

"See for Me" wastes no frame in its brisk 92 minute running time, it's a tightly-wound thriller propelled by enough turns that you won't want to miss a beat.

The two women and their unusual partnership are enough to make See For Me an agreeable evening's diversion, good for a few shocks and surprises.

This is a great idea used to make an insanely pedestrian thriller.

Before long, anyone who's seen far too many thrillers will begin composing a mental list of missed opportunities.

A movie that never quite manages to live up to its intriguing concept, thanks mostly to a couple of key creative decisions that undercut any chance for real emotional involvement.

“See for Me” overcomes the cliches and overwrites the standard formula. The inventive script injects distinct moral complications that add unexpected depth and insightfulness.

This is not a case of blind ambition. See For Me embraces its genre roots and delivers on a promise of thrills, spills and kills.

While it’s not bringing anything particularly novel to the genre, it is at least effective in its incorporation of technology and terror.

Tense, thrilling, and ingenious, See for Me is a must-watch for fans of home invasion horror.