An internet user acknowledges that while he wouldn’t label the film “critically good,” it however does a great job in “building tension.” He adds, “There were times I was on the edge of my seat, clinched and sweaty, just imagining being up on that tower myself.”
That’s an assessment that another critic endorses completely by adding, “It’s constant edge of your seat moments with great cinematography and special effects, that you’ll actually feel like you’re stuck up there with them.”
If you are the kind who enjoys films like Open Water, 47 Meters Down, The Shallows, The Descent, 12 Feet Deep or 2010’s Frozen or any movie involving people stranded and the odds of being rescued is near zero, then this film is definitely for you, says another netizen.It is so realistic that it terrified another viewer, who described it as definitely among the scariest movies ever seen. It had Liz Whittemore tweeting that the film is a “white-knuckled panic attack. If you weren’t afraid of heights before, get ready to welcome vertigo into your life.”
There is worse coming up from Abdon Salomon who put this up on twitter: “Craziest movie I’ve seen in my life. I think I p**d (in) my pants.”
Fall is recommended for those with nerves of steel and those viewers who have made up their mind to be scared stiff.