Burn is a claustrophobic psychological thriller set almost entirely in a small gas station during one tense night. The story follows Melinda, a lonely and socially awkward employee, whose life takes an unexpected turn when a desperate robber named Billy storms in. Instead of reacting in fear, Melinda sees this as a strange opportunity for connection, leading to unsettling and unpredictable choices.

The film stands out for its offbeat premise and Tilda Cobham-Hervey’s unsettling yet captivating performance. While some may find the pacing uneven and the plot a bit thin, the uneasy atmosphere and moral ambiguity keep the audience intrigued until the end. Burn

isn’t a typical crime thriller—it’s more of a character study wrapped in suspense, making it both fascinating and discomforting to watch.