Girl Number Three

About This Movie

So, 'Girl Number Three' is quite the unsettling piece from 2009. The atmosphere is thick with dread, really draws you in with its Halloween night setting, which is kind of a bold choice. You’ve got Max Carpenter, who's kidnapped by this unsettling cult, and the pacing keeps you on edge, mixing moments of sheer terror with a creepy, almost claustrophobic feel. The practical effects are raw and gritty too, adding to that real sense of horror. Performances are pretty solid—Max’s character goes through a hell of an emotional journey. It’s distinctive in how it challenges the notion of escape versus facing your fears. Definitely not for the faint-hearted but has a unique vibe that sticks with you.

Not widely known, has a raw indie feel. · Good representation of cult horror aesthetics. · Interesting take on psychological struggle and fear.