If the person who's supposed to love you the most is also the person who's holding you captive, where exactly do you run?

In a new trailer for the Hulu original movie (once set for theatrical release) "Run," we watch what looks to be the loving mother of a handicapped daughter.

Her child feels a lot of guilt for all that her mother does for her.

But the things she believes her parent does for her...might just be things being done TO her.

She's lived her entire life believing that she was sick, but now it looks like mom may have been the sick one all along.

Our initial take is that this could be a modern day "Misery," starring the incredible Sarah Paulson and Kiera Allen as mom and fully manipulated daughter.

Instead of a crazed book fan,  the person doing the persecuting this time is the person who created you...which is sort of the ultimate tragedy.

It'll take everything to escape "loving" mother's clutches.

To see how this daughter fares, watch the full trailer.

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Trailer Breakdown: 'Run'

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Fans of the silent, cool-clad-in-black Snake Eyes character from "G.I. Joe" get their wish this weekend. The latest outing in the franchise is all about their favorite. Before you head out to the cineplex, here are 9 things to know about "Snake Eyes."

As the title indicates, here's where Snake Eyes begins. The movie literally starts with Snake Eyes as a young boy. Eventually, he'll grow into a capable fighter who's recruited into a Japanese ninja family known as the Arashikage. The film primarily concerns his development there, and the secrets, betrayals and action that will lead him to becoming part of G.I. Joe.

While most of the story involves Snake Eye's transformation in Clan Arashikage, some familiar characters do make an appearance. Beyond Tommy Arashikage, also known as Storm Shadow, the movie does feature both cobra femme fatale Baroness and heroine Scarlett. The rest of the Joe team…well, there's always the sequels.

Everyone knows and loves the silent, always shrouded Snake Eyes. He looks cool in the outfit, he's loyal to a fault, and everything about him is a mystery. So, this is a much different version. Audiences will mostly see him without the mask. And lo and behold, he has an actual voice in this film, and uses it to his advantage.

Not only a prequel, this one's also a bit of a reboot. Henry Golding of "Crazy Rich Asians" fame takes over the title role from previous Snake Eyes star Ray Park. Samara Weaving from "Bill & Ted Face the Music" replaces Rachel Nichols as Scarlett. Andrew Koji succeeds Byung-hun Lee as Storm Shadow. And Ursula Corbero is handed the baton from Sienna Miller as Baroness.

Robert Schwentke helms the "Snake Eyes" ship as the film's director. Never heard of him? Chances are you've seen one of his movies. They include "Flightplan," "The Time Traveler's Wife," "Red" and not one, but two "Divergent" movies ("Insurgent" and "Allegiant").

Development: Release Dates (!)…Opening…and Paramount+

The adventure's been a long time in the making. "Snake Eyes" was set to open on March 27, 2020, but due to the pandemic, it's been moved no less than 5 times before finally coming out to this weekend. With the new shortened window for Paramount releases, it will also be available on Paramount+ in 45 days.

In a departure from the comics, animated show, and the films so far, Snake Eyes moves from being a Caucasian character to mixed-race. Actor Henry Golding is both English and Malaysian.

This won't be the last time we see the beloved action hero. In May 2020, plans were announced for the sequel to this prequel. Henry Golding will of course return to the role.

Other Great Movies from the Snake Eyes Stars

The last of our 9 things to know about "Snake Eyes" is actually more just some other great movie recommendations to check out next. While audiences await the return of the cast in the "Snake Eyes" sequel, be sure to watch the following from the cast's stars. If thrillers are your thing, Henry Golding made a gem called "A Simple Favor" a few years back alongside Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively. As well, Samara Weaving put up an amazing fight in the horror-thriller "Ready or Not." Or if more action is where you're at, Iko Uwais, who plays Hard Master here, is the star of the classic series "The Raid." All good film fodder from the "Snake Eyes" family.

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This week's crop of new indie movies can either provide an escape or take you on a pop-culture history lesson. Take your picks, or choose them all from our picks of all the best newly available indie movies that you can watch right now.

Noovie's Indie Movie Pick: How It Ends

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If our indie trailer pick for the week seems like something born from pandemic fears, you might be right as it was shot in secret during last summer's lockdowns. "Language Lessons" wears its COVID influence on its sleeve, as the lockdowns help forge an unlikely bond between a man (Mark Duplass) and his Spanish language teacher (Natalie Morales).

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The horror genre is one that includes many subgenre,: anywhere from slasher films to paranormal flicks to monster movies, and etc. There are also many creepy classics in horror that are more unconventional than others and don't necessarily fall into a specific genre. The film coming out this weekend directed by M. Night Shyamalan "Old" would most likely fall into this category. We definitely can't say yet whether it will be a horror classic, but from the trailer we certainly can tell that it's unconventional.

Shyamalan is known widely for turning the tables and putting clues right in front of your face that you'll never see, only to realize by the end of the movie that they were there all along. That's the beauty of horror films... they can be whatever you want them to be. You can give someone a mask and audiences will be spending the entire movie trying to guess who's underneath it. You can introduce a character that seems to be living, but maybe they're only living in someone's mind. Because of how diverse horror films can be, we've picked out our top 25 for the most unconventional classics you should check out immediately.

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