Movie Cosmos - Follow Me

Description:

A social media personality travels with his friends to Moscow to capture new content for his successful vlog. Always pushing the limits and catering to a growing audience, they enter a cold world of mystery, excess, and danger. When the lines between real life and social media are blurred, the group must fight to escape, and survive.

Top Cast >

Keegan Allen

As Cole

Holland Roden

As Erin

Denzel Whitaker

As Thomas

Ronen Rubinstein

As Alexei

Pasha D. Lychnikoff

As Andrei

George Janko

As Dash

Siya

As Sam

Daniyar

As Lev

Dimiter D. Marinov

As Igor

Emilia Ares

As Viktoria

Yevgeniy Kartashov

As Sergei

Andrei Runtso

As Vitali

Inja Zalta

As Mina

Kimberly Quinn

As Laura

Ravil Isyanov

As The Waiter

Caleb Dolden

As Cole at 4

Sebastian L. Hunt

As Cole at 9

Alen Toric

As Airport Officer 1

Michael Kupisk

As Airport Officer 2

Emily Hinkler

As Alina

Elizabeth Hinkler

As Alisa

Eliah Mountjoy

As Bartender

Sierra Swartz

As Beach Girl

Stephanie Wong

As Christy

Tia Valentine

As Maya

Vincent Di Paolo

As Italian Man

Dominic Pace

As Henchman

Brett Justin Koppel

As X

Alfredo Tavares

As Russian Club Goer

Travis Caverhill

As Brock

Alen Toric

As Airport Officer #1

Top Crew >

Will Wernick

Director, Writer

Rick Monsey

Second Second Assistant Director

Jessica Mauricio

Costume Designer

Michael Breines

First Assistant Director

D.J. Lynch

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Carrie Shaltz Haslup

Co-Producer

Jessica Harbeck

Stunt Coordinator

Mangano

Music

Brittani Ward

Casting

Jason Goodell

Cinematography

Cris Mertens

Editor

Crystal Grooms Mangano

Music

Adam Henderson

Production Design

Reviews:

Kamurai (7/10)

Really good watch, would watch again, and can recommend.

Sort of a "Hostel" meets "The Game", this low production, dark and gritty survival thriller really amps up the intensity well in stages.

Really, it's everything you would think of when you think "crazy Russian escape room", the cast does a good job, but I feel like the premise restricts the movie a bit.

Because it keeps you guessing, it has to restrict certain aspects. This means that no one is going to get everything they want from this.

I understand that you can't make everyone happy, but at a certain point you leave more people unhappy than you should.

There are some great psychological aspects to the movie, but it would be a much clearer analysis in a second watch, and I don't know if the movie really would have a lot to offer in a second watch.

While I do think this is worth a watch, especially for escape room ARG fans, either "Escape Room" or "The Game" should be higher on your to watch list.

2021-02-03