
"130 million people take road trips every year. 15,400 of them are never seen again."
Passenger
After a young couple witnesses a gruesome highway accident, they soon realize they did not leave the crash scene alone, as a demonic presence called the Passenger that won't stop until it claims them both turns their van life adventure into a nightmare.
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Jacob Scipio
Tyler Genocchio

Lou Llobell
Maddie Brecker

Melissa Leo
Diana Larson

Joseph Lopez
The Passenger

Miles Fowler
Lucas Tedesco

Alan Trong
Daniel

Devielle Johnson
Neighborhood Watch Volunteer
James William Clark
Brad Fuller

Tony Doupe
Preacher
Charles Leggett
Gruff Nomad
June Clemons
Van Lifer - Betty

Bonni Dichone
Diner Waitress
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See all on TMDB"Tyler" (Jacob Scipio) and "Maddie" (Lou Llobell) are a young couple who have decided to abandon the urban rat-race. She has done some interior design work on their old van, and so the pair set off for a life on the road. To be fair, she is a little less convinced by the romance of this new lifestyle and that only gets worse when they witness a nasty road accident on their first night out. That's …
Passenger is a highly effective, incredibly tense supernatural thriller that breathes fresh, malevolent life into the road-trip horror subgenre, turning the concept of "van life" into a rolling prison of psychological dread. Director André Øvredal masterfully uses the cramped confines of a vehicle and the isolating darkness of the open road to build a slow-burn masterclass in atmospheric tensio…
This was quite lovely. The tension builds because you get to know the characters and you can invest in their well-being. They aren't easily exchangeable teenagers being trapped in a cabin in the woods. These are two individuals with backstory and motivations that are trapped in a moving hell of their own making. The passenger is a fantastic monster and it doesn't get a reveal too early, which woul…
Initially this movie draws you in. But after that I think it becomes more predictable and less creative. I would give this a 6.5/10. Still worth a watch.

















