Review of Right at Your Door (2006) by Amanda H — 03 Jul 2012
This is a film I end up re watching every couple years since I found it. It remains a favorite of mine because it is such a solid film. Paranoid, claustrophobic, and very well directed. Not many people take on these type of stories set in the US.
I appreciate that and it still seems current in its relativity even though it was released seven years ago. Lines are crossed in a time of panic and that is dealt with very well here without going overboard.
In a time of peril you have to adapt. As a viewer you are thrust into the situation with little character information. Which again, most film makers just do not make movies like this. I hate to say daring, but it is.
This was a daring film to make for an American audience. I would love to see Chris Gorak get some heavy funding for some more films. Watch this, and watch The Darkest Hour if you have not seen it yet.
This review of Right at Your Door (2006) was written by Amanda H on 03 Jul 2012.
Right at Your Door has generally received mixed reviews.
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