If your love of watching psychologically twisted films can only compete with a thirst for reading late-night Reddit theories about their endings — looking at …
If your love of watching psychologically twisted films can only compete with a thirst for reading late-night Reddit theories about their endings — looking at you, Tenet fans — I have a request. Please stop endlessly scrolling on whatever streaming service you’ve been staring at, pop on Amazon Prime and watch 2013’s low-budget sci-fi flick Coherence ASAP — it’s free for subscribers, right now. I know. I just watched it… for the fourth time. The initial premise of Coherence is fairly simple. A few friends meet up for a dinner party the same night a mysterious comet is scheduled to fly overhead. It begins as many indie movies do, with a troubled love story, tension between exes and witty banter. Then the power goes out. It gets weird. Act two. Inexplicable events ensue while the ensemble of characters scramble to restore the power. Nothing is as it had seemed. Some start to doubt where they are, others are more concerned with who they are. This isn’t a movie about longtime pals‘ small talk. It’s a tale about them coming face-to-face with the terrifying truth of their reality. If I share any more, I’d be risking massive spoilers about the shocking revelations uncovered during the film.
