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I'm not sure what movie this other guy was watching, but this is an outstanding accomplishment in low budget cinema. The visuals are very powerful, giving you the feeling of fear as the camera follows the actors around this creepy abandoned prison. The soundtrack to this movie will keep you jumping at every high tension moment as your speakers erupt with the sounds of gunfire(Dolby 7.1 speakers recommended). Let us now move on the real star of the show.... the plot. The writers obviously poured their hearts and souls into this project, as is obvious through the meticulous storytelling that leaves no stone unturned. They explore the emotions and thoughts that anyone would have if they were placed in this most terrifying of situations. All in all this is one of the greatest movies that I have seen in years. I would have to go as far as to say that this makes Kill Bill look like Sesame Street. Enough said, rush to the store and BUY(no rentals here, worth at least 3 viewings to fully appreciate the story) this movie NOW!!!!!!!! P.S. Todd Bridges turns in a phenomenal performance. Can you say Oscar?

I hate when I read a review and some guy is trying to compare a low budget horror film to "Gone with the Wind" It's a low budget horror film you idiots. Have you ever tried making a film? The Quiroz Brothers have an audience...a big audience...every guy that goes to college and smokes a little weed in between exams. That's it! Nothing more! The film is meant to be fun, silly, crazy and might scare you a little...making a film for 20k is tough, trust me I've done it and its no walk in the park. Who gives a crap about police protocol? The great thing about movies is they are FANTASY! They are meant to take you away from REALITY..There are no rules in film making, the only rule is that there are no rules...just watch "Boffo Tinseltown"...some of the greatest directors and producers will say the same thing. There are no secrets, no one in film-making knows what is going to be a hit or even be good...Paranormal whatever or that other horror picture that make a billion dollars...There are no rules, don't be mad at the Quiroz brothers for breaking them...they have 17 straight to video films...looks to me they are have an audience