The film stars James Stewart as L.B.
Jefferies, a photographer who is recovering from an injury in his apartment.
Similar toDrop, the limited perspective and cramped setting accentuate the dangerfaced by the protagonist.
However, their blossoming romance complicates matters when she’s ordered to seduce one of the targets.
Both movies focus on an unfortunate innocent caught in a web of lies, intrigue, and murder.
Charlie is the central antagonist ofShadow of a Doubt.
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In this sense,Drophas a direct connection with one of Hitchcock’s most infamous films,Sabotage.
Blumhouse’s latest suspense thriller Drop is getting widely praised by critics.
So, why are the movie’s reviews so resoundingly positive?
This tense, suspenseful build inSabotageis a refinement of the approach that director Christopher Landon brings toDrop.
