The Row Movie Review

The movie “The Row” was directed by Matty Beckerman and produced by Noel Ashman, Randall Emmett, George Furla, and Lorne Greenberg. The film’s writers are Sarah Scougal. The film features Lala Kent, Randy Couture, Natali Yura, Shea Buckner, Mia Rose Frampton, Colin Egglesfield Colin Egglesfield is a Hollywood actor who is famo >> Read More... , Tyler Jon Olson, Malea Rose, Jennifer Titus, Dylan Sprayberry, Lexi Atkins, Katelyn MacMullen, Paul Antoine, Sarah McDaniel, Corey Eid, and Andrew Lloyd Preston. Jared Beckerman composed the music used in the film. The film’s cinematographer was Jamie Barber, and the film’s editor was Ethan Maniquis. 

Plot

The film’s protagonist is Riley, played by Lala Kent. Riley is a freshman in college and has just pledged to the sorority of her choice. While Riley is enjoying her college life, a string of murders occur in her sorority. Riley’s father, Detective Cole, has been assigned to work on solving the murders. The film follows Riley and Detective Cole as they unravel the mystery behind the gruesome murders.

Star Performance

No one in the star cast gives a powerful performance. Better acting would have made the film considerably better.

Analysis

The film fails to execute its storyline properly. The cast’s subpar acting makes the film torturous to watch.

What’s There?

• A thriller film about finding a mysterious murderer
• A vast star cast
• An exciting twist at the end

What’s Not There?

• Disappointing performances by the cast
• A poor story and plotline

Verdict

“The Row” is disappointing and boring. Even though the twist at the end and the killer’s unveil were entertaining, the performances in the movie are very frustrating and cringe-worthy. The movie might be a good watch for thriller enthusiasts.