Fall (2022), directed by Scott Mann and co-written with Jonathan Frank, is a pulse-pounding survival thriller that combines stunning visuals, gripping suspense, and an intense exploration of human fear and resilience. This film, which takes place almost entirely atop a towering, abandoned radio tower, offers a fresh take on the survival genre, blending psychological horror with physical endurance. With breathtaking cinematography, intense performances, and an unrelenting atmosphere of tension, Fall captivates its audience by exploring how far two people are willing to go when faced with unimaginable fear and life-or-death situations.

Fall revolves around two young women, Becky (Grace Caroline Currey) and Hunter (Virginia Gardner), who set out on a daring adventure that soon turns into a nightmare. The story begins with Becky grieving the tragic loss of her husband, Dan, who died in a climbing accident while they were scaling a remote cliff. The loss of Dan weighs heavily on Becky, leaving her emotionally broken and unable to find the will to continue with her life. Her grief is compounded by the fact that she feels responsible for his death, as she was with him during the climb.