Drop, the unpredictable thriller starring Meghann Fahy, is already available to watch at home in the US.
Directed by Happy Death Day's Christopher Landon, Drop follows Fahy as Violet, a widowed mother who decides to go on a first date with Brandon Sklenar's Henry.
While enjoying dinner at a restaurant, Violet receives a series of anonymous messages on her phone which threaten to kill her son if she doesn't kill Henry.
"Dating can be deadly. Violet's dinner with Henry is upended by a series of phone drops presenting a sinister choice: kill her date or lose her child," reads the logline.
Released in cinemas on 11 April, the movie is already available to buy or rent in the US via Prime Video, just weeks after its cinematic release.
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A UK digital release date is yet to be confirmed, but thriller audiences this side of the pond can pre-order the movie via Prime Video.
Speaking recently to Digital Spy, Fahy opened up about performing her own stunts for the first time, saying she would be open to doing it again in the future.
"I definitely want to do more. I loved it. It felt very exciting and powerful to be using my body in that way. I really loved the physicalisation of the telling of the story. So yeah, I'd be super down to do more of that," she said.
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Comparing herself to her character Violet, The White Lotus star Fahy said she wouldn't fare as well as Violet in the same situation.
"Everybody would be dead. I'd be dead, [Brandon would] be dead. I don't know if I would have had the foresight. It's a crazy thing to consider," she said.
"She's quite savvy actually in this film, Violet, which is one of the things I love so much about her. She really thinks on her feet which is amazing."
Drop is available to buy or rent from Prime Video in the US.
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