Run Sweetheart Run

Name: Run Sweetheart Run
Genre: Horror, Thriller
Released: 2020-01-27
Duration: 104 min
Rating: 5.531

★ 5,5 /10 (240 Votes)

2020 EN 104 min

Overview

A woman runs for her life though the streets of Los Angeles after her blind date suddenly turns violent.

Stream

Release date

27/01/2020

Votes

240

Popularity

6.6

A first date from hell.

Genres

Horror Thriller

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

104 min

Website

www.amazon.com

Ella Balinska

Cherie

Pilou Asbæk

Ethan

Clark Gregg

James R. Fuller

Shohreh Aghdashloo

First Lady

Dayo Okeniyi

Trey

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Sagan Rose

Secretary #1

Briana Lane

Secretary #2

Kaitlyn Raymond

Secretary #3

Sigrid Owen

Secretary #4

Jess Gabor

Maya

Amar Sotomayor

Vilma

Amanda Jaros

Nancy

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Amy Doyle

June

Brandon Molale

Cop

Ava Grey

Anita

Marco Khan

Taxi Driver

Betsy Brandt

Judy

Alex Cacho

Clerk

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Ella James

Homeless Woman

Lamar Johnson

Norlon

Carmela Zumbado

Dawn

Gigi Zumbado

Michelle

Manuel Uriza

Father Raul

Jake Allyn

Donny

Jess Gabor

Maia

Cindera Che

Korean Woman

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Lynhthy Nguyen

Club Girl #1

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Blake Moya

Club Girl #2

Aisha Lomax

Dierdre

Anthony Rutowicz

Lurker

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Brandol Ruiz

Jay

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Reginald Hayes

Dwight

Tara Buck

Raven

Brandon Keener

Brett

Aml Ameen

Quidda

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Thanks to a recent surge in female-driven horror, the concept of women in genre films no longer feels like a novelty. So when a director chooses to make a scary film that’s centered around the female experience, it better be daring and disruptive. Such is the case with “Run Sweetheart Run,” a wild, twisted tale of female empowerment that is as political as it is terrifying. After a bad breakup, hardworking single mother Cherie (Ella Balinska) is set up on a blind date with the handsome Ethan (Pilou Asbæk). He’s sophisticated, magnetic, and ever the charmer. When Cherie agrees to return to h…

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This movie is very well made and looks good enough, certainly, but there are elements to its plot and presentation that drags the score down somewhat for me. I think that it wants to be both a social commentary on the predatory nature of powerful men against young women, but then strays into supernatural qualities and finally biblical ones, and I'm not sure that that journey is warranted. If it had settled into one of the three, it might have pulled off a better presentation overall, but now I was left feeling as though the movie wasn't internally quite as consistent as it could have been. It …

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