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MICHELIN SCARS
The Herald
|April 11, 2025
A date in a posh restaurant sets the table for a gripping, bloody whodunnit in this lean, mean thriller
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SOMETIMES, enough is enough.
Happy Death Day director Christopher Landon's high-stakes thriller does just enough with its simple and ingenious premise to hold our attention in a vice-like grip for 95 delicious, nerve-jangling minutes.
Set predominantly inside a fine dining restaurant called Palate, Drop orchestrates a deadly game of cat and mouse between an emotionally scarred single mother and an anonymous aggressor during a trepidatious first date.
Violet (Meghann Fahy) has pieced her life together after the death of her abusive partner (Michael Shea) from a gunshot wound.
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