‘Don’t Move’ Now Streaming on Netflix in English and Hindi

Netflix has just released its latest horror thriller, “Don’t Move,” available for streaming in both English and Hindi. This chilling film, produced by the legendary Sam Raimi, promises to keep viewers on the edge of their seats with its intense and gripping storyline.

Plot Overview:

“Don’t Move” follows the harrowing journey of a grieving woman who ventures into an isolated forest seeking solace. Her peace is shattered when she encounters a stranger who injects her with a paralytic agent. With only 20 minutes before her body completely shuts down, she must summon all her strength and wits to survive this terrifying ordeal.

Cast and Crew:

The film stars Kelsey Asbille, known for her role in “Yellowstone,” as the protagonist. She is joined by Finn Wittrock from “American Horror Story,” Moray Treadwell from “The Witcher: Blood Origin,” and Daniel Francis from “Bridgerton”.

Directed by Brian Netto and Adam Schindler, “Don’t Move” is a testament to their ability to create suspense and thrill.

Critical Reception:

Early reviews praise the film for its relentless pace and suspenseful narrative. Raimi’s influence is evident in the film’s ability to maintain tension and keep the audience engaged throughout its 92-minute runtime. The film has been compared to the high-octane thriller “Crank,” but with a horror twist that adds a unique layer of fear and urgency.

“Don’t Move” is now available for streaming on Netflix. With Halloween just around the corner, this film is a perfect pick for those looking to add a dose of horror to their movie nights.

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