“Fall (2022)” was released in August last year, falling into the survival/horror genre. With a production budget of $3 million, the film’s plot is rather straightforward, focusing on survival skills and the psychological changes people undergo in life-threatening situations. From its title to its setting, the film keeps things simple, with two-thirds of the runtime taking place in a 610m tall tower. To compensate for the limited setting, director and screenwriter Scott Mann employs flexible and diverse camera angles to keep the storytelling dynamic and engaging, highlighting the danger the main characters face.
The film received a 76 rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a 61 on Metacritic. Its box office earnings are nearing the $10 million mark after almost a month of release. Overall, “Fall (2022)” is worth watching for its content.
