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“Tense, funny, really well shot/edited, and very good at making every bad decision tighten the ‘mousetrap’ a little more, progressively building tension towards the climax.”
“A taut, unpredictable and gripping psychological thriller that also serves as provocative character study.”
“This film is the endpoint of what happens when game meets game. It takes seriously people who live on the cusp — the small-time schemers, hustlers, and cross-cultural outcasts you might otherwise be ashamed to associate with.”
“Riches avails himself well as a storyteller and a performer, instantly making him a talent to watch for the future.”
“This gets weird in a refreshingly original way. The story does a good job setting up both main characters as compelling and gives you a deep look into how they think before setting them up for collision.”
“A thoughtful and engrossing low-budget indie thriller with complex and interesting characters.”
“A sharp, unsettling indie crime drama that turns a seemingly small premise into something far more layered and emotionally resonant.”
“A really solid little indie that puts an early-2000s spin on what we would now call catfishing.”
“The characters grab us here, not simply because of their actions, but mainly because we see the deep sadness within both Denny and Tess.”
“Standout film. Excellent acting and smart script. The second half kept me shifting in my seat and on edge — exactly the discomfort you want to feel during a good suspense thriller.”
“He isn’t a criminal mastermind, nor is he a malicious predator. He is just a deeply, paralyzingly lonely man hiding from adulthood.”
“Builds the tension well as the characters are making a series of poor decisions.”
“Unassuming and likeable in equal measure.”
“Mouse takes the cake as my favorite indie feature of the summer.”
“A taut, unpredictable and gripping psychological thriller that also serves as provocative character study.”
“The film rivals IN COLD BLOOD in its ability to build an impending sense of dread from the exploits of petty criminals.”
“As things spiral out of control in Mouse, we fully understand how it all happens. More importantly, we understand why.”
“One of the more compelling psychological dramas of the year.”
“More than a touch of 1970s ‘New Hollywood’ in this gritty, Salt Lake City-set story focused on a solitary antihero.”
“Riches and Sarah Coffey both deliver fascinating performances.”
“Riches avails himself well as a storyteller and a performer, instantly making him a talent to watch for the future.”
“A thoughtful and engrossing low-budget indie thriller with complex and interesting characters.”
“Tense, funny, unsettling, and deeply aware of how mediated modern relationships have become.”
“MOUSE delivers the pleasures of an American indie crime film, with quirky outsiders, charming baddies, backfiring plots, karmic intervention, and quip dialogue.”
“This cheese-less maze will keep you wondering what lies around the next corner until the very end.”
“It's dark, it's funny, and it draws from a real experience.”
“A first-generation American, Denny is hustling to grab the brass ring on the carousel of the American Dream.”
“Mouse isn’t interested in crime—it’s interested in the emotional vacancy that makes crime feel necessary.”
“The clever writing and strong lead performances have me hoping that Mouse (2025) gets a chance to find a larger audience.”
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