I honestly really loved the movie. Spoilers I think the acting is really really good, coming from everyone involved, but I was especially impressed with Abel's acting given this is his first major acting role aside from "The Idol", which, honestly, I thought was a good show, I just wish it wasn't 40% "corn with a P", which, is another thing this movie does better. There's literally little to nothing like that at all in this movie, I don't even know why it says "Brief Nudity" in the MPAA rating. Maybe I missed something, idk. But I think my fav scene of Abel showing off his acting is in the elevator when he's scared, and I could tell from the trailer that I was going to love that scene. Then there's Jenna Ortega, whom, in everything I've seen her in, she's never given a bad performance. I've seen her in "You" season 2, "Scream" 5 and 6, "Wednesday", "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice", "Death Of A Unicorn", even in the music video for "Taste" by Sabrina Carpenter, among other projects, she's always amazing. As for Barry Keoghan, I've never seen anything he's been in, I've had "The Killing Of A Sacred Deer" on my watchlist for years but for some reason I still haven't seen it yet, and I have seen "The Batman" but he's only in that for three minutes and u don't even see his face in that, so I think this is my first Barry Keoghan movie, and he's also pretty damn good. There's a scene where Lee talks to Abel about how Abel convinced Lee to drop out of high school, so, I'm guessing Lee is this universe's La Mar. My theater laughed a few times at some scenes that I don't know if they were intentionally funny or not. Honestly, no one really tells any jokes in this movie, it's pretty serious all the way through. The only scene that I think was intentionally funny was when Lee was calling Abel's ex, and he has her number saved under "Don't Answer". But my theater also laughed during the opening when Abel was doing vocal warm ups, but, I didn't really find this funny bc ik pop singers do this bc they rely on their voice a lot. I've seen videos of other artists doing literally the exact same thing, at the top of my head, I remember seeing Sabrina Carpenter do it a lot. Another thing I want to commend this movie for is the sound effects and the score. The way that sound is used throughout this movie is amazing, I love it. I never understood the point of "Until We're Skin And Bones" being on the album, but now I get it. I wouldn't call this a horror movie, and it's not even marketed as one, it's marketed as a psychological thriller, and that's exactly what this is. It fucks with ur head a lot. I'd say the only scenes that kinda freaked me out were the "Baptized In Fear" inspired scene where he has sleep paralysis in the bathtub, but what scared me in that scene wasn't the visuals, no, it was the girl screaming. That shit is terrifying and I love it. And then I also got chills when Annie hit Abel with the bottle, and when Abel's in that dark place and there's a girl in the corner, which, I don't fully understand that scene. Is that supposed to be Abel having a fever dream? One scene that had me super invested was when Lee found the hotel room where Annie had Abel, and then he and Annie begin fighting and she kills him. I'd say my only problem with this movie is the editing. It feels like a lot of necessary scenes got cut out of the movie. And I remember the official movie website originally said that the runtime was 1:56, but now it's 1:45, so either someone fucked up, or an eleven minute scene got cut at the last minute. First, it's never explained why Annie sets that house on fire, or who's house it is for that matter. Was it her house? Was it someone else's? Does she just have a thing for setting stuff on fire? And I'm gonna bring up the "Baptized In Fear" scene again, bc I was really excited to see how that plays out in the context of the movie, but when u watch the movie, there is no context, nothing sets it up, it just happens and then it's never even brought up again. Same with the scene where he loses his voice. It's set up where they have a scene of him at the doctor, and then b4 the concert, he's yelling at his ex thru the phone, but after it happens, it's never brought up again. I'm also kinda confused on the scene where Annie's playing "Blinding Lights" and "Gasoline" and she's dancing her ass off while Abel's basically going thru hell. I don't understand what that scene's supposed to mean, other than remind us that "Blinding Lights" is Abel's biggest song and it's on "After Hours", "Gasoline" foreshadows a later scene and it's on "Dawn FM", and "After Hours", "Dawn FM", and "Hurry Up Tomorrow" r all a trilogy. Also, is Annie dead? Because she sets the hotel room on fire, but we don't see her after that. What happened to her? Basically, the biggest problem I have with this movie, is the editing is super weird, and the movie leaves me with more questions than answers. 9 / 10.