Run

Didn't mind it, I was hoping for something really eerie that would keep me on the edge of my seat, which this didn't deliver on. However... Sarah Paulson was a machine, what a performance she put up. It was definitely a bit creepy at times, I want to say eerie but it wasn't scary enough to be eerie. But she definitely created some tension, enough to make you really feel for the girl and actually wanted her to get away. So my opinion is it delivered on its job, but it could have delivered harder. I don't think it delivers in a way that something like Split does though, that had that freaky edge that htis is missing