RWD

A group of college students find themselves targeted by a serial killer after they decide to prank a reclusive elderly man. The killer uses a remote-controlled drone to stalk and terrorize his victims, turning their digital lives into a terrifying nightmare. As they try to escape, they realize their only hope lies in confronting the past and the secrets they share.

RWD received generally negative reviews from critics, who cited its predictable plot and uninspired scares. Audiences were similarly unimpressed, finding the film to be a derivative slasher with little to offer in terms of originality or suspense. Despite a few attempts at modernizing the slasher genre with technology, the film failed to resonate.

• Relies heavily on tired slasher tropes and predictable jump scares.

• The integration of drone technology feels like a gimmick that doesn't enhance the horror.

• Lacks compelling characters and a cohesive narrative.

Google audience: Viewers found the film to be unoriginal and poorly executed, with many expressing disappointment in the lack of suspense and the predictable storyline. Some viewers felt the premise involving drone technology was interesting but ultimately wasted.

The film was shot in and around Shreveport, Louisiana, utilizing local landscapes and businesses for its production.