Neighbor

If you are looking for an all out torture movie, this is one movie I would recommend. Being a woman it was refreshing to finally see the crazy "guy" replaced by a girl.

The movie did not really have a storyline and there are no explanations for why this chick was crazy, but that was OK. The main character was a little too happy which added some character… and some laughs, to tell you she enjoyed her work would be an understatement.

The twists were a little confusing, but pretty neat overall. I really enjoyed this movie; it takes a lot for me now a days to cringe and this movie made me cringe a few times. I have to give credit for some very inventive torture scenes.

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I love a good psychotic neighbor movie - but this one is a train wreck.

There is SO much not to like here especially the pathetic acting. It's almost worth watching this movie just to see what bad acting really is.

One hint to the "actors": when you are being tortured please pretend that you are in pain.

On a positive note (the only positive note) the blood and gore was well done (especially for a low budget B movie) and is the only redeeming quality of this movie. Unfortunately that's not nearly enough to justify watching this.

And forget the good reviews - if you are unfortunate enough to watch this - you will know they are BS.

Matched by the terrible effects and acting of the worst movie you can see, the plot of this movie was awful and made no sense what so ever. I laughed at this movie the entire time, and it wasn't meant to be funny. This movie contained the worst acting I've ever seen, and the worst attempt at special effects that I've ever had to endure, trying not laugh the whole time. I do not recommend that anybody should watch this movie, unless you want to see an atrocious story plot filled with bad acting. I don't know why this movie got anything higher than a 1, but it doesn't deserve anything higher. Anybody who liked this movie, are people that don't know a real movie from a pathetic excuse to call a movie. This movie to me, will be the worst movie I've ever seen. But i haven't seen M. Night Shyamalan's The last Airbender yet so it probably wont be for very long.

This movie is obviously being targeted in classic IBMD shill fashion( making 5-6 sock puppet accounts and trashing it) If you go through all the 1 star reviews they're all made by the same user on 1 review accounts. While this movie isn't anything too great it doesn't deserve to be called the "Worst movie ever" yadda yadda yadda. Believe me its far from the worst movie ever..

My only real problem with the movie was the main psycho girl's acting, which was simply bad when she was trying to come off crazy or torturing her victims. She did fine when she was acting normal, but the crazy act was just hard to buy and came off kind of silly at times. Not in a good way either. The rest of the movie and all involved weren't too bad, the script and the film definitely needed much more, but were worth a watch nonetheless.

5 out of 10 stars is an honest review here. Pretty forgettable, but will pass the time.

The Story A woman (Olivo) has made a full-time hobby of talking her way into homes, conking people over the head and, when they wake up, finding creative ways to torture them to death, smiling and chatting most of the way. She finds it all quite amusing. Don Carpenter's house (with conveniently soundproofed home recording studio) is her next stop.

The scenes in which The Girl charms people into trusting her are tense and at the same time clever, as are the scenes where delusion is juxtaposed against reality (movie reality, anyway), and we aren't sure which is which. However The Girl reserves most of her creativity for her torture sessions, in which she improvises with staples, nails, glass stirrers, and too many other implements to remember. You'll want to grab The Girl by the shoulders and ask "why?," long before the question occurs to Don. If you haven't yet been desensitized to movie violence, this movie will either do the job or give you nightmares.

Why you should see it: You're getting numb to movie gore, and you're watching 365 movies this year, so you ain't picky.

Why you shouldn't see it: The Girl is one movie monster who stops being fun to watch before long, and the glass swizzle-stick scene is an ordeal even if you're used to horror movies.