Deborah Ross

Predictable, repetitive and exploitative: Run Hide Fight reviewed

It's Die Hard set in a school but without Bruce Willis and its overall message is simple: America’s gun problem can only be solved by more guns

Isabel May as brave Zoe in the predictable, repetitive and exploitative Run Hide Fight. Image: Bonfire Legend
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In this line of business you receive many emails from PRs ‘reaching out’ about their particular film, which I really must see, as it wowed a festival in Bulgaria. But the other day, a PR reached out to boast excitedly about a film because it had been savaged, which was a first.

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