It Follows( 2015)

TV-MAHorrorMystery

66%

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It doesn’t think, it doesn’t feel, it doesn’t give up.

Overview

When carefree teenager Jay sleeps with her older boyfriend for the first time, she learns that she is the latest recipient of a fatal curse that is passed from victim to victim via sexual intercourse. Death, Jay learns, will creep inexorably toward her as either a friend or a stranger. Jay's friends don't believe her seemingly paranoid ravings, until they too begin to see the phantom assassins and band together to help her defend herself.

Top Billed Cast

Maika Monroe
Jay Height
Keir Gilchrist
Paul
Daniel Zovatto
Greg Hannigan
Jake Weary
Hugh
Olivia Luccardi
Yara
Lili Sepe
Kelly Height
Bailey Spry
Annie
Carollette Phillips
Woman with Groceries
Loren Bass
Annie's Father
Charles Gertner
Neighbor Boy
Debbie Williams
Mrs. Height
Ruby Harris
Mrs. Redmond
Leisa Pulido
Mrs. Hannigan
D.J. Oliver
Police Officer
Linda Boston
Teacher
Ingrid Mortimer
Old Woman in Pajamas
Kourtney Bell
Chatting Girl
Alexyss Spradlin
Girl in Kitchen
Mike Lanier
Giant Man
Claire Sloma
Greg's Date (Pretty Girl in Car)
Scott Norman
Homeless Man Behind Tree
Erin Stone
High School Girl in Courtyard
Joanna Bronson
Nurse
Don Hails
Old Naked Man
Ele Bardha
Mr. Height
Caitlin Burt
Hot Girl (uncredited)
Heather Fairbanks
Scrub Nurse (uncredited)
Vincent Hogarth
Billy (uncredited)
Christopher Hohman
Hot Guy (uncredited)
Rich Vreeland
High School Announcer (uncredited)

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A review by Reno

Written by Reno on Wed Nov 04 2015

> An innovative horror-drama with a simplicity. It was not too long ago I saw the director's other film, his first one and liked it instantly. I did not expect him to go all the way from a beautiful teen drama to a creepy horror flick. But I liked this movie as well, thus that prove he's not a fluke. After seeing his both the films, I can detect the style of presentation that marks his trademark. That is very realistic, dull, but a natural societal atmosphere with a mere background score. I have said many times that these days horror flicks are heavily leaning on the scary noise/sounds. B...