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Frozen ATMs: A Deadly Game
Horror,Thriller Canada,United States of America
The movie ATM is a thriller directed by David Brooks and written by Chris Sparling. It was released in 2012 and stars Brian Geraghty as David, Alice Eve as Emily, and Josh Peck as Corey.
The movie begins with David and Emily leaving their company Christmas party together. They have a friendly conversation and seem to be hitting it off when Corey, their coworker, approaches them and asks for a favor. He needs to withdraw some cash from an ATM, but he doesn't have his card.
David reluctantly agrees to go with Corey to the ATM, leaving Emily in the car. However, when they arrive at the ATM, they notice a mysterious man in a parka standing outside. The man does not respond when they try to talk to him, and they soon realize that he is not there by coincidence.
The three friends become trapped in the vestibule of the ATM, unable to leave because the man is waiting outside. They soon realize that he is not there to rob them, but rather to play a deadly game of cat-and-mouse.
As the temperature drops and their chances of survival decrease, David, Emily, and Corey must use their wits and resources to try to outsmart the man outside. But with no phone, no weapons, and no way to call for help, their chances of making it through the night alive seem slim.
The tension in the movie builds slowly, with the claustrophobic setting of the ATM vestibule adding to the sense of helplessness and desperation. The performances by the three lead actors are strong, and the twist ending provides a satisfying conclusion to the story. Overall, ATM is a suspenseful and chilling thriller that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
The movie begins with David and Emily leaving their company Christmas party together. They have a friendly conversation and seem to be hitting it off when Corey, their coworker, approaches them and asks for a favor. He needs to withdraw some cash from an ATM, but he doesn't have his card.
David reluctantly agrees to go with Corey to the ATM, leaving Emily in the car. However, when they arrive at the ATM, they notice a mysterious man in a parka standing outside. The man does not respond when they try to talk to him, and they soon realize that he is not there by coincidence.
The three friends become trapped in the vestibule of the ATM, unable to leave because the man is waiting outside. They soon realize that he is not there to rob them, but rather to play a deadly game of cat-and-mouse.
As the temperature drops and their chances of survival decrease, David, Emily, and Corey must use their wits and resources to try to outsmart the man outside. But with no phone, no weapons, and no way to call for help, their chances of making it through the night alive seem slim.
The tension in the movie builds slowly, with the claustrophobic setting of the ATM vestibule adding to the sense of helplessness and desperation. The performances by the three lead actors are strong, and the twist ending provides a satisfying conclusion to the story. Overall, ATM is a suspenseful and chilling thriller that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.