Such a frustrating disappointment

Admirable film.

The first must-see film of the year.

The acting in this movie is really good.

The only stand-out feature of this movie is how bad it is. Flat characters badly delivering inane lines from a script devoid of creativity. Takes the generic "people terrorized by a psycho" plot and runs with it. Off a cliff. My brain is mad at my eyeballs for watching it.

A slick thriller where a man just finishes having the latest alarm system installed, when he receives a call from an unknown caller. The caller wants payback and he uses the alarm to do it as well as a huge bomb in the basement. The man's daughter gets dropped off for the night which ups the ante. He has to figure out who the caller is and what he did or else the whole house explodes. People can come in the house but if anyone leaves, the house will explode. Before you know it four people are trapped inside.This was a pretty tense ride. It does get a little draggy in some spots but they somehow do keep things flowing. This is however one of those films where a guy goes to a hell of a lot of trouble to get revenge. The reason behind the whole thing kind of resembles Oldboy.It did keep me hooked all the way through even though the concept has been done a few times.

not much to say,really really stupidand seems like they couldn't even find decent actors. Shocked they got the moneyfor movie with such a bad plotseriously - everything's bad and stupid.I hope they'll never ever get investment againthis is a waste, people should never make movies and actors should never play again, at least a girl, this is so.... badoh my god

Awful is putting it politely. The worst acting, the worst directing the worst actors, the worst script, the worst special effects, the worst sound dubbing, the worst lighting, the worst make up. If there was an award for the worst of everything this movie would win in all categories. From start to finish, the entire movie doesn't make sense. A guy who works for an organization that does fracking in Oregon is being threatened by some unknown computer hacker guy on the other end of a cellphone, who turns out to be some dude he was mean to in high school? Who then kidnaps his daughter and dies at the end, because somehow the seemingly inescapable house is escaped by his friend and his estranged wife and kills the guy in an unexplained plot twist? Its like the whole movie is a big middle finger to the industry. As if to say "Look how badly we can waste your money!" This "film" shouldn't be watched by anyone and the director should kill himself.