"Drop" is an upcoming mystery thriller directed by Christopher Landon, renowned for his work on "Happy Death Day" and "Freaky." The film is scheduled for a theatrical release on April 11, 2025.
"Plot Overview"
The narrative centers on Violet, portrayed by Emmy nominee Meghann Fahy. Violet is a widowed mother embarking on her first date in years. She meets Henry, played by Brandon Sklenar, at an upscale restaurant. Initially relieved by Henry's charm and good looks, the evening takes a dark turn when Violet begins receiving anonymous messages on her phone. These messages threaten her young son and babysitting sister, forcing her into a harrowing ordeal where she must follow the mysterious sender's instructions to protect her loved ones.
"Release Date"
"Drop," a thriller directed by Christopher Landon, stars Meghann Fahy as Violet, a widowed mother facing a harrowing first date. The film is scheduled for theatrical release on April 11, 2025.
"Cast And Main Character"
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"Meghann Fahy as Violet: A widowed mother navigating a perilous situation to safeguard her family.
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"Brandon Sklenar as Henry: Violet's date whose charm is overshadowed by the evening's escalating tension.
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"Violett Beane as Jen: Violet's younger sister, who becomes entangled in the night's dangerous events.
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"Jacob Robinson as Toby: Violet's young son, whose safety is jeopardized by the anonymous threats.
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"Reed Diamond: Role undisclosed.
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"Gabrielle Ryan: Role undisclosed.
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"Jeffery Self: Role undisclosed.
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"Ed Weeks: Role undisclosed.
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"Travis Nelson as Connor: Role undisclosed.
"Production Team"
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The film is produced by Jason Blum of Blumhouse Productions, known for titles like "M3GAN" and "Five Nights at Freddy’s," alongside Michael Bay, Brad Fuller, and Cameron Fuller of Platinum Dunes. The screenplay is co-written by Jillian Jacobs and Christopher Roach.
"Critical Reception"
Early reviews suggest a positive reception. Meagan Navarro from Bloody Disgusting describes it as a "propulsive, infectious tribute to Wes Craven’s Red Eye," awarding it a 3.5/5 rating. Jacob Oller from AV Club notes it offers a "self-aware take on its silly brand of nervy fun," giving it a C+ rating. Katie Rife from IGN Movies calls it a "tightly plotted and unpretentious thrill ride," rating it 7/10.
"Anticipation"
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