Suspense Crime Sach Ka Dam
The craze of suspense-thriller films has increased rapidly among the audience. There was a time when rom-coms, horror, and action films were in vogue and now the era of suspense-thriller films has begun. Such films are being liked by the audience, which have suspense in every scene, and while watching them it is difficult to guess what is going to happen in the next moment. If you are also among those people who are fond of watching suspense-thriller films and are thinking about what to watch this weekend, then let us tell you about such a film, which is everywhere these days.
It is trending all over the world.
We are talking about the suspense-thriller ‘Don’t Move’ which is trending on Netflix worldwide, whose story has no shortage of suspense and thrill. This is the story of a psycho killer who will blow your mind. You can watch this film on Netflix and according to the official website of Netflix, these days this film is on top of the global trending list. This film has been watched by more than 28 million people so far, even though it has not been even 1 month since its release.
Released on 25 October
This film was released on Netflix on 25 October 2024, after which it is trending at number 1 globally and at number four in India. This is an American crime thriller, in which Kelsey Albeit is in the lead role. In this, Kelsey is successful in keeping the audience engaged with the film with her acting in such a way that the audience does not get bored even for a moment. From the first scene of the film to the last, the audience feels tied.
A simple man turned out to be a villain.
Finn Wittrock is also in Don’t Move. He has played a negative role in this film. He is the villain of the film and is playing the role of a serial killer. This film, directed by Adam Schindler and Brian Netto, is getting a tremendous response from the audience. The suspense begins from the 14th minute of this 1 hour and 32-minute long film and then there are back-to-back twists that leave the audience confused.
