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4 days ago · In ‘You Can’t Run Forever’, Miranda Cooper (Isabelle Anaya), an anxiety-ridden young girl with a dark past gets chased through the woods by a sociopathic serial killer (J.K. Simmons) as he chooses her as his next victim. Wade, Miranda’s hunter, is a college professor who, after learning of his wife’s infidelity, is on an uncontrollable […]
2 days ago · With a dark and twisted tale like You Can't Run Forever, one might be surprised to hear what real-world issue first gave rise to the story tropes and themes of Schumacher's new film."The ...
4 days ago · He’s deranged. And not just your typical Movie Villain deranged. In one scene, he pleasures himself to a photo of the wife of the guy he’s just killed. There’s a version of “You Can’t Run Forever” that plays like “High Tension” or “Martyrs,” truly leaning into its ultra-violent view of the world.
4 days ago · You Can’t Run Forever, 2024. Directed by Michelle Schumacher. Starring J.K. Simmons, Fernanda Urrejola, Allen Leech, Isabelle Anaya, Nathan Vincenti, Graham Patrick ...
4 days ago · The car hit the curb, and Eddie asked Miranda to run for her life. Wade shot Eddie and got hold of his phone. It was not just the killing that Wade enjoyed, he also took an interest in knowing his victims. He was clearly mentally unstable and lacked a moral compass. Wade touched himself while browsing through Eddie’s wife, Jenny’s, photographs.
4 days ago · When You Can’t Run Forever opens, it’s with a happy family expecting a new son. Husband and wife each have a daughter from their previous marriage, and her daughter Miranda is struggling. She’s suffering from acute anxiety which is the direct result of a past tragedy – you’ll know from what later.
4 days ago · Michelle LaVaughn Obama [1] ( née Robinson; born January 17, 1964) is an American attorney and author who served as the first lady of the United States from 2009 to 2017, being married to former president Barack Obama. Raised on the South Side of Chicago, Obama is a graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Law School.
