'You'll Never Find Me' review: A tense cat-and-mouse horror that keeps you guessing

It's not easy to make an effective film in just one location with a tiny cast, but — as sci-fi/horror Monolith showed us recently — it can be done. You'll Never Find Me, which follows two strangers sheltering in a trailer from an unrelenting storm, is yet further proof.Writer/director Indianna Bell and co-director Josiah Allen's tightly plotted movie is a masterclass in tension, trapping us in a dingy room with its troubled leads and ratcheting up the suspense with lingering close-up