Initially, when I sat down to watch the 2025 thriller "Deadly Visitor" I had never even heard about the movie. Not that it mattered, as I do believe in giving any movie I haven't already seen a fair chance. But I virtually had no idea what I was in for here, so in a sense, writer and director Aaron L. Williams had every opportunity to bedazzle me.This movie was a mess of a narrative. Writer Aaron L. Williams tried to cram as many random ideas into the narrative as he could possible manage, and the end result? Well, let's just say that it was a train wreck of a movie.Now, it was difficult to imagine what writer and director Aaron L. Williams was thinking here, because there were so many weird things in the movie that made little sense. The in-door heating system that could be cramped up to over 380 degrees Fahrenheit, and then suddenly started to pump out steam or smoke as well. And the house itself, well let's not venture there.I was actually not familiar with a single actor or actress on the cast list. And that was one of the best things about the ordeal that is "Deadly Visitor". I do enjoy watching new and unfamiliar talents on the screen whenever I watch a movie. The acting performances in the movie were okay, taking into consideration the severe hindrances imposed upon the performers by an inferior script.The character gallery in the movie made little sense as well, especially since Lila Dunn seemed to be incapable of failing at anything; she was like a Wonder Woman in the movie, being able to solve every mystery and just being superior in every sense. It was pretty terrible writing in terms of character gallery.If you enjoy thrillers, do yourself a favor and don't waste 84 minutes on "Deadly Visitor". It just simply wasn't an outstanding or worthwhile movie. This is definitely not a movie that I will sit down to watch a second time.My rating of writer and director Aaron L. Williams's 2025 movie "Deadly Visitor" land on a very generous three out of ten stars.