Ride 2018
"Some rides should never be shared"
Ride (2018) drops viewers into the neon-lit streets of Los Angeles for a gripping 79-minute thriller that pits survival instincts against psychological manipulation.
Director: Jeremy Ungar
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ride (2018) about?
Ride (2018) follows an Uber driver and his passenger who unwittingly pick up a manipulative stranger in Los Angeles. What begins as a routine ride spirals into a psychological battle for survival as trust crumbles and power shifts in terrifying ways.
Who directed Ride?
Ride was directed by Jeremy Ungar, a filmmaker known for his work in indie and genre films.
Who stars in Ride?
The film stars Bella Thorne as Jessica, Jessie T. Usher as James, and Will Brill as Bruno, with Byron L. Hopkins and Sara Lindsey rounding out the main cast.
Is Ride (2018) worth watching?
While Ride isn't rated on IMDb, its tight 79-minute runtime and intense premise make it a compelling watch for fans of psychological thrillers and crime dramas. The film's suspenseful atmosphere and strong performances deliver a satisfying, if unsettling, ride—but it's best suited for those who enjoy suspense over resolution.
How long is Ride?
Ride runs for 79 minutes, offering a brisk yet immersive experience.
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About Ride (2018) — A Tense Crime Thriller You Won't Want to Get Out Of
Ride (2018) drops viewers into the neon-lit streets of Los Angeles for a gripping 79-minute thriller that pits survival instincts against psychological manipulation. Directed by Jeremy Ungar, this crime drama follows Uber driver James and his passenger Jessica after they unknowingly pick up Bruno, a charming but sinister stranger whose presence turns a routine ride into a high-stakes battle for control. The film thrives on tension, blending sharp dialogue with a claustrophobic atmosphere as alliances shift and trust erodes in real time. With themes of deception and power dynamics, Ride keeps audiences guessing until the final twist, balancing raw intensity with moments of quiet dread.
Bella Thorne and Jessie T. Usher deliver standout performances as the unwitting victims caught in Bruno's web, while Will Brill and the supporting cast add layers of unease to this tense urban nightmare. Ungar's direction amplifies the film's raw energy, making Ride a pulse-pounding experience for fans of psychological thrillers and gritty crime dramas alike.