Fall (2022), directed by Scott Mann, is a gripping survival thriller following two best friends, Becky (Grace Caroline Currey) and Hunter (Virginia Gardner), stranded atop a 2,000-foot radio tower in the desert. The film depicts their desperate fight against nature, panic, and personal trauma.

The story begins as Becky, still grieving her husband’s death, joins Hunter to climb an abandoned tower to conquer her fears. But their adventure turns nightmarish when the ladder collapses, leaving them with no way down. With weak phone signals, limited supplies, and circling vultures, tension escalates by the minute.

Fall excels in building suspense through stunning cinematography, using the towering height to create a unique sense of claustrophobia. Vertigo-inducing scenes make viewers feel the characters’ heart-pounding dread. Though the plot is straightforward, the chemistry between Currey and Gardner, plus unexpected twists, keeps the narrative engaging.

Beyond survival, the film explores themes of courage, friendship, and facing trauma. At 107 minutes, Fall is a must-watch for thriller fans seeking an adrenaline rush. If heights scare you, brace yourself.