Long Distance

A claustrophobic phone-thriller that trades physical terror for psychological dread, capturing the unease of isolation and unseen menace.

• Monica Keena anchors the film with grounded vulnerability amid minimalist staging.
• Taps into the "one location, one antagonist" subgenre with a purely vocal villain—an old-school Hitchcockian touch.
• The film never quite escapes TV-movie territory, but fans of intimate, dialogue-driven suspense will find enough tension here.
• The twist underwhelms, but the slow-burn atmosphere and unseen threat keep the dread simmering.