214 Don’t Look Away Movie Review

It doesn't move, it doesn't think, it just kills… introducing
‘the mannequin’ in horror thriller DON’T LOOK AWAY, released in
the UK from 25 September. From award-winning writer/director
Michael Bafaro (The Barber), DON’T LOOK AWAY stars Kelly Bastard,
in her debut feature, as Frankie, a college student who
accidentally unleashes a curse, and is stalked by a seemingly
unstoppable - and murderous - mannequin. Brilliantly inventive
and delivering some superbly scary set-pieces, including a
disturbing disco bloodbath - not to mention enough shocks that
the film should come with a health warning - DON’T LOOK AWAY will
have you jumping at shadows for days after. Kelly Bastard is
outstanding in the lead role as a woman attempting to keep hold
of her sanity, at the same time as unravelling the mystery of the
murderous mannequin - a truly spooky character who could rightly
take his place in the horror hall of fame. Combining the stylish
creeping tension of It Follows with the spine-tingling urban
legend terror of Candyman, DON’T LOOK AWAY is a must-watch horror
treat for fans of the likes of hit chillers Talk To Me, Smile and
Megan. But don't be a dummy - make sure you don't watch it alone!
After accidentally killing someone with her car, college student
Frankie spots a mannequin standing in the middle of the street.
She soon discovers that she is the recipient of a fatal curse and
begins seeing the mannequin everywhere she goes. Frankie’s
friends don’t believe her seemingly paranoid ravings, until they
too begin to see the mannequin and must band together to stay
alive. #DontLookAway #Movie #Review