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2022’s Terrifying Survival Thriller Fall is Now Free to Watch

Polygon ·

Lionsgate’s 2022 survival thriller Fall is available to watch free on YouTube from 28 August, ahead of the cinema release of its sequel, Fall 2: Deadpoint. The film centres on two friends trapped at the top of an abandoned radio tower, using a stripped-back premise to create tension around height, isolation and dwindling chances of rescue.

Grace Caroline Currey and Virginia Gardner play Becky and Shiloh, who climb the 2,000-foot tower to scatter Becky’s late husband’s ashes before its ladder collapses. With water and a drone stranded below, phone signals disrupted and no help nearby, they face heat, injuries, exhaustion and scavenging vultures; the film has 79% scores from both critics and audiences on Rotten Tomatoes.

  • Fall is now free on YouTube.
  • Two climbers become stranded atop a 2,000-foot tower.
  • The sequel opens in cinemas on 2 September.

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Fall is a survival thriller about two friends who climb an abandoned radio tower. Becky is grieving her husband, and the climb is intended as a way to scatter his ashes.

The tower is about 2,000 feet tall, and the friends become stranded near its top when the ladder collapses. Cut off from supplies and struggling to reach help, they face the dangers of height, heat and exhaustion.

The story draws on familiar survival-film themes: isolation, limited resources and the challenge of staying calm under pressure. Its simple setting makes the characters’ choices and chances of rescue central to the drama.

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