Acting is a 2020 thriller, written by Annabella Rich and Sam Mason Bell, and directed by Sam Mason Bell. It Stars Annabella Rich, Dan Rad, Abbie Hills, and Calum Beeson. A young woman is willing to go to any length in order to find her true inner actor.

This film is absolutely brilliant. The acting in it is phenomenal. Annabella Rich kills it, delivering a hypnotic, one-of-a-kind, award-worthy performance. She’s seductive, scary, and spellbinding. That’s one femme fatale you do not want to mess with.

While it’s more of a thriller than anything else, there are definite elements of horror dispersed throughout the film, making for one seriously unsettling watch. The story is a bit muddled at times and a few scenes felt like they went on a little longer than they should have. Also, I would have liked to have seen a few more glimpses of the black widow weaving her tangled web. I think it would have helped with the runtime and trimming of extended scenes, and it would have given fans a deeper insight into what is actually taking place within the story.
The cinematography is fantastic and the lighting is excellent. The use of shadowing and angles gives the film a real eerie, ominous vibe. Toss in a menacing score and soundtrack, and you’ve got one grisly slice of fun. It’s a slow addictive burn, unlike anything you’ve ever seen before.

Acting is terrifyingly twisted and disturbing. A gripping, stylish tale of pure unbridled horror. Compelling, riveting, and shocking. A Hitchcockian masterpiece. A true tour de force. You do not want to miss this film.
Terrifyingly twisted and disturbing

Movie title: Acting
Movie description: Acting follows the story of a young actress named Una, who will go to any length to perfect her role for an upcoming film.
Date published: November 2, 2020
Country: UK
Director(s): Sam Mason-Bell
Actor(s): Annabella Rich, Abbie Hills, Dan Rad
Genre: Thriller

Donovan Smith, aka Monster Dugan is a writer, author, producer and mixed martial artist, who currently resides in Chandler, Arizona. A born and raised child of horror, Donovan is a cinephile and bibliophile, with knowledge of all things John Carpenter. Donovan is a reviewer and interviewer known for his extensive coverage of independent media.














