If you're craving a thriller that trades cheap jump scares for a deeply relatable sense of dread, it's time to head to Prime Video. "All I See Is You" stands as one of Blake Lively's best performances, and it is decidedly her darkest film.
On the surface, it looks like a glossy psychological drama, but underneath lies a weird, mind-bending story. It takes a seemingly normal marriage and twists it into something deeply disturbing, tapping directly into a fear many of us harbor deep down: the terror of losing our sight and losing control over our reality.
