You’ll Never Find Me is an intimate story, one that is carried by an intense ongoing exchange between two characters that will rattle your nerves.
Horror is such a versatile genre, and when it finds its sweet spot, it can be electrifying, emotional, and chilling in equal measure. You’ll Never Find Me is all of these things and more, and its ending will evoke such a visceral reaction of shock and awe.
Allen and Bell masterfully create an atmosphere that is immediately unsettling. The score by Darren Lim is disquieting, raising the hairs on your arms while preparing you for what comes next. With only two characters in a small space, You’ll Never Find Me often feels claustrophobic, and the direction makes good use of the setting as the characters shift from one space to the next.
The technical and storytelling aspects are excellent, as are Rock and Cowan’s performances. Rock, in particular, is very calculated in his role. He transforms Patrick from an amiable, lonely guy into a bitter, terrifying one depending on the scene. His performance is gripping, and Rock makes it easy to flip-flop between trusting Patrick to doubting him. Cowan is equally riveting in her role, hesitant yet firm, cautious but trusting.
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