Sometimes you watch a film that completely catches you off guard. Such is the case with I Think We’re Alone Now. I had a preconceived notion of what I thought this movie would be – a story of a loner who falls in love with a girl he meets unexpectedly in a post-apocalyptic setting, but I was wrong; well, sort of. There is a deeper message embedded within the film but I’m sure everyone will walk away with their own interpretation. I’ll tell you mine…at the end, of course. I Think We’re Alone Now is a surprisingly entertaining film, especially since there is minimal dialogue, very little special effects outside of how decayed and emaciated the bodies appear, and a very rustic feeling. If you’re looking for an interesting film with two truly outstanding performances by the lead actors, then you must watch I Think We’re Alone Now.