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It's no definitive masterpiece but it's damn close.

Excellent but underrated film

Fun premise, good actors, bad writing. This film seemed to have potential at the beginning but it quickly devolves into a trite action film. Ultimately it's very boring.

The biggest problem with this movie is it’s a little better than you think it might be, which somehow makes it worse. As in, it takes itself a bit too seriously, which makes most of the movie feel kind of dull.

The dialogue was great. I loved the unique modern setting (Uber). The actors did very well, in having to maintain characters in such blaring setting. And the twist to keep it interesting! To have to confront not only a person but your feelings while still "on the job". Well scripted, well built, well executed.

I don't normally watch psychological thrillers, but this was a bit Rod Serling-esque and made my heartbeat speed up, kept me wanting to look away and watch at the same time--which was helped by the suspenseful music.Good acting. Torrey is obviously a versatile artist, doing everything from the writing/directing and acting to the editing. This film is a great example of what can be done with a small budget in terms of storytelling and filmmaking as it took place entirely inside the confines of a car. I also appreciated the tip of the hat to C.S. Lewis at the very end of the credits. Well done.

especially if you mean very low budget. this is almost like a art school film that was unintentionally better than a lot of films you see in the theater. it's not got the glitz of a high budget extravaganza but it's thought provoking and it's interesting and my buddy actually wanted to watch it all the way through which is a rarity!

The film begins with the protagonist's career seemingly over; his marriage to his sweetheart has soured, and she is having an affair with the last passenger of the night (you must all know by now that he is driving taxis at night to avoid home, and to make money) – his rival is at the top of his game; his wife also – he is superfluous, worthless – but a conversation with his first passenger contrasts with that with his rival, and he begins to awaken from his torpor and fight back and reclaim his life. Can he best his rival and win his sweetheart back? How far will he go to win? And so to the ending – was it his doing, the terrifying, heart stopping nightmare that unfolds? I shan't be more specific – but after reading the bad reviews, I felt the film deserved a bit of a leg up. It's not going to please everyone, but it is not the dog some say it is – and it stayed in my mind for ages afterwards, which a truly bad film would not.