Red Eye

REVIEW
Lisa (McAdams) is not having the best luck when it comes to her flight. Between extended delays and her fear of flying, the company of Jackson (Murphy), a seemingly charming stranger, helps settle her nerves a bit. That is until the plot thickens and while soaring through the air, Jackson reveals a personal item of Lisa’s father and threatens that her dad will be killed if she does not help in a plot to assassinate a guest staying at the hotel Lisa manages. The events that follow are packed with nail-biting tension as Lisa attempts to save her father and escape the madman sitting next to her on the red eye. Taut and intense, Red Eye is certainly the pick-up Craven needed after the dreadful Cursed. The thrills are nonstop, Murphy is truly creepy and McAdams makes a great kick-ass heroine, all ensuring that this flight is an edge-of-your-seat, fun ride.