'Ride or Die,' a debut feature by Josalynn Smith, is an anti-romantic thriller that takes inspiration from films like 'Thelma & Louise.' Following two women, Paula and Sloane, their road trip takes a dark turn early on with a suspicious tow truck driver. Their character dynamics, from tentative flirtation to deeper emotional connections, are effectively portrayed by Briana Middleton and Stella Everett. The film combines tension with thoughtful cinematography and editing, suggesting Smith's potential as a director keen on exploring complex themes.
Things go sideways for its road trippers in a hurry. Paula and Sloane are barely out of St. Louis when they need a tow.
Josalynn Smith's debut feature, 'Ride or Die', describes itself as an anti-romantic/thriller and has been compared to the iconic 'Thelma & Louise'.
The dynamic performances of Briana Middleton as Paula and Stella Everett as Sloane are bolstered by strong cinematography and editing.
In the film, Paula and Sloane's vibe begins as sweetly friendly and gradually evolves into something more significant.
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