The film has some reasonably good cinematography with well lit scenes. The acting isn't bad, though there are a lot of scenes with characters talking over each other. This is to make the scenes feel more real, though for the most part audiences don't seem to like it. While the film does a reasonable job building up suspense and un ease for the first hour, its pacing kinda starts to dip and weave. That is the biggest fault of the film ultimately, as when the tension dips after rising it is hard to reinvest emotionally.
Review of Death Trip
