Blind Horizon

About This Movie

So, 'Blind Horizon' is a bit of an under-the-radar thriller from 2003, directed by Michael Haussman. It has this gritty, atmospheric vibe, set against the vast, desolate backdrop of the Southwest. Frank, played by a surprisingly compelling Val Kilmer, wakes up with amnesia, and as he pieces things together, the tension builds. The pacing is deliberate but keeps you engaged, feeding you just enough to keep you guessing. The practical effects have that raw edge that some modern films lack. It’s not just about survival; it explores themes of memory and identity in a way that feels quite immersive. Definitely a unique entry in the early 2000s thriller landscape.

Features a strong performance by Val Kilmer · Atmospheric setting enhances the tension · Explores themes of memory and identity