Shooters attack the school, but a trained 17-year-old girl saves the day

I don't think we live in a world anymore where a teacher would dismiss an active shooter in the school as a "prank." Not to mention, how the hell would they not have heard gunshots?

Zoe's line saying "they're gonna remember me" always gives me chills

Anyone else find it amazing that Isabel May, who plays the badass, distant Zoe, also played the loving, sweet and bubbly Katie Cooper in 'Katie & Alexa'? It just seems like an amazing contrast.

No radios in the cafeteria? No administrators in the cafeteria? Not one text message sent from the cafeteria to girlfriend in another class? Multiple gun shots, and no one else in the school can hear any of them? A van drives into the school, and not one person was able to escape and run to the office? Not one person called the office?

As a teacher of 7 years, a few things are wrong here due to the ALICE training that is required by OSHA and has existed since 2000. Excluding the fact that classrooms would have heard most of what happened, the teachers would have had access to announce and intruder, the secretary would have had them evacuate, not stay in the rooms, and the teacher never would have dismissed it as a prank.

I really enjoyed this movie! I actually only saw because of Thomas Jane, but I was immediatelly pulled to Isabel May's performance. Actually, everyone had a good performance. Such a dark theme, yet they pulled it off. You will be disturbed and enjoy it after you watch the whole movie. Truly, great story telling. What a movie should be.

I watched Run Hide Fight because of this channel. Let me tell you this is a great movie. Isabel May reminds me of Jennifer Lawrence in Red Sparrow. Red Sparrow is more of a mind trip than the action in Run Hide Fight, but it keep me glued to the show. Zoe Hull saw through Tristan and spoiled the attention he wanted, even spoilded his escape.

Really good movie. Does not make her to be an unbelievable superhero. She's smart and her story is great.

I’d like to see the sequel where the district attorney, fresh from working in San Francisco, tries to prosecute her dad for murder and gets run out of town by the townsfolk

A hunter wouldn't explain a life lesson as an animal they wounded lay there suffering, that's actually pretty messed up. It isn't creepy she smashed the buck's head with a rock, it's creepy her father was going to let the buck slowly die to have a "talk".

Isabel May is excellent in this movie. She was great in 1883 also.

So he calls the school receptionist, you mean nobody in the front office can hear the gunshots? Come on…….

And the Uvalde police chief waited outside behind a bulletproof shield while innocent toddlers were slaughtered, oh that was real! My bad.

I love how Zoe just stole Tristan’s spotlight and his intention to escape.

It's amazing that these teenagers can obtain weapons that I, a law-abiding citizen with no criminal history at all, not even a violation or traffic ticket, could not afford to buy even if I wanted them.

I saw this a few months ago. It's a pretty good movie. I don't get why it didn't get more coverage.

Classic example of how police are NOT to respond to active killers.

Todd was arrested pretty fast ... That was crazy

​​@F M visualization of potential scenarios is part of military training; also used by firefighters and other first responders. Training cannot truly replicate a real crisis situation (with a few exceptions). Mental Preparation is beneficial. My friend, a combat veteran, similar to me, had his 13 year old daughter watch this movie with him. Then they talked about it. Not "planning to be a hero" rather maintaining Situational Awareness, and looking for opportunities to get away. She carries an IFAK and an "escape tool" (small glass breaker/strap cutter, technically Not a blade, etc.) IFAK: Individual First Aid Kit, including dressings, and an "Israeli Bandage" and tourniquet, etc.

Thank you! Nice to hear a human voice and not a robot.