I Am Fear (2020) is a horror-thriller directed by Kevin Shulman that follows a journalist, played by Kristina Klebe, held captive by a terrorist cell, blending political tension with supernatural elements. Critics and viewers noted a jarring transition in the plot's final act, giving the film mixed to negative reviews. For more details, visit IMDb . I AM FEAR: A Horror That Asks, "Who Is The Real Monster?"

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The story follows (played by Kristina Klebe), a high-profile, right-wing celebrity journalist known for her hardline stances. While reporting in Los Angeles, she and her cameraman are abducted by a terrorist sleeper cell led by the enigmatic Asad (Faran Tahir). The group plans to broadcast her live beheading on the Fourth of July to expose what they call the "true face of terror" to the world.

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However, as the countdown to her execution begins, the narrative shifts from a grounded hostage crisis into something more nightmarish. The captors begin to suffer from terrifying hallucinations and psychological breakdowns, suggesting that a supernatural force—or perhaps Sara herself—is not what she seems.

Audience Reviews. ... Shiva: (Abhayamudra) The higher self has no fear. The lower self is fear. Apasmara: (holds up cobra scepter) Rotten Tomatoes I AM FEAR – Review by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas

(Kristina Klebe) is kidnapped by a terrorist sleeper cell in Los Angeles. Her captors announce they will behead her live on a webcast on July 4th weekend to show the world the "true face of terror". However, as the execution date nears, the sanity of the kidnappers begins to unravel as they encounter a supernatural force more terrifying than their own ideologies. Production Credits Kevin Shulman Screenwriters: Kevin Shulman and Nathaniel Shulman Kristina Klebe as Sara Brown Faran Tahir William Forsythe Bill Moseley as Steve Mcreedy Release Date: March 3, 2020 (VOD via Shout Studios) Critical Reception Reviews for