A long forgotten indie thriller in the Hitchcockian mould, FEAR NO MORE opens as it follows the journey of a young woman travelling by train. A murder takes place on board and the woman is wrongfully accused of the crime, causing her to flee in fear. The plot thickens on her return to her apartment, where a second body turns up. She then fights to clear her name while at the same time attempting to figure out just who's trying to frame her for the crimes. Although made on an obvious low budget, this is fairly good, with enough suspense to make it work despite the crudity of the acting and production values.
Review of Fear No More
