Alone on a deserted college campus during Thanksgiving break, Kristy’s quiet retreat turns into a waking nightmare when a gang of masked intruders marks her as their prey. With no one to hear her screams, she must tap into a primal survival instinct she never knew she had, turning the empty halls and shadowy corridors into a terrifying cat-and-mouse game. As the night drags on, the boundaries between hunter and hunted blur, and Kristy discovers that the most frightening thing isn’t the strangers at the door—it’s what she’s capable of when backed into a corner. A relentless, claustrophobic thriller that explores how fear can be both a paralyzing force and a catalyst for unimaginable courage.
Kristy
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Alone on a deserted college campus during Thanksgiving break, Kristy's quiet retreat turns into a waking nightmare when a gang of masked intruders marks her as their prey. With no one to hear her screams, she must tap into a primal survival instinct she never...
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Kristy was released in 2014.
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User Reviews
“I wasn't expecting much, but Kristy surprised me. The tension really ramps up in the second half, and the cat-and-mouse chase through the empty campus had me on the edge of my seat. Haley Bennett does a solid job making you root for her, even if the villains feel a bit one-note. It's not groundbreaking, but it's a solid watch for a quiet night in.”
“Honestly, I found this pretty generic. The setup is fine, but the bad guys are cringe-worthy with their cryptic 'Kristy' talk, and the plot holes really took me out of it. For me, the scares just weren't there—more like predictable jumps and loud noises. I'd say watch it if you're stuck on a rainy day, but don't expect anything memorable.”
“It's a decent thriller with a strong lead and a nice, tense atmosphere. I loved the empty campus vibe—it really added to the isolation. The final act felt a bit rushed and cheesy, but I was invested enough to see it through. Worth a watch if you like 'home invasion' flicks with a twist.”
“I don't get the hate—this one really worked for me. The sense of dread from the opening minutes is fantastic, and the way Kristy fights back felt empowering, not over-the-top. Some of the dialogue is clunky, but the pacing kept me hooked. It's a hidden gem in the horror genre, and I've already rewatched it twice.”






















































































































