In der Falle

No need to write more than a few lines about it. It's a really bad movie. Pointless scenes, meaningless conversations. A production that is kept too long and contains logical errors. I do not see it worth spending time.

I give it 9 stars for the ability of the director to create suspense and thrill, and the engaging, realistic and brilliant performance of Terence Schreurs in the role of Kristen.

This is a wel maintained foreign (dutch) horror thriller about a girl named kristen who has to clean up a bar after a party with his boyfriend, but her boyfriend doesn't show up and she gets strange calls from a stranger who knows more about her then anyone alive should.. this movie takes its time to build some good suspence, and will probably raise some questions about why certain things happen and where this is going with the film, but in kristens case thats not a bad thing because this leaves room for the viewer to think for yourself rather then to be explained everything. This movie lends some aspects from other well made movies, but it adds something to the film rather that it tames it down. Kristen is it own little freakish thing that wil get you to the edge of your seat. Rate 7/10

It is practically a monolog... But the tense moments and suspense manage to carry the story and the viewers towards the end. I confess I was scared at some moments and afflict at others. In short, it was great to watch it on a Saturday night.

The premise is somewhat basic but still intriguing: a troubled young woman receives a call from a mysterious man who seem to have stalked her way too effectively to be real. What follows is a dream like, dark sequence of surreal events that barely make sense and go nowhere.

The ending is completely open to interpretation, as it is everything else. This is the movie equivalent of the Rorschach test, which is an annoying trick.