House of Glass

It was a thrilling fun ride! I throughly enjoyed the twists and turns of this film, genuinely a beautiful piece. The story was compelling, the characters were interesting, location was beautiful. Every shot had a purpose which I loved! As an aspiring filmmaker it was inspiring and interesting to watch a movie that was filmed, directed and edited by one man. Such an impressive piece, would watch again! 10/10!

Honestly, I randomly stumbled upon this movie and didn't expect much from it. Thought it was going to be something cheesy. Turns out I was very wrong. It was suspenseful from start til finish, I loved the turns the movie took, and the unexpected ending shocked me.

Definitely worth the watch!

An attractive, leggy blonde is so obsessively convinced that her husband has been talking in his sleep about an extramarital affair - and that his liaison is with their neighbor's wife - that she disables and ties him up and kidnaps his supposed lover, threatening to shoot them both unless they confess. The husband heatedly denies both the sleep talking and the alleged affair, while the accuser's therapist has been skeptical of the allegations. Earlier, the husband was befriended by the neighbor, who seems needy, likes to drink, owns a handgun, and - like the blonde across the street - is suspicious that his spouse may be cheating on him. Also, the blonde had encountered a sympathetic man in a parking lot while she was sobbing in distress.

The film is well acted and suspenseful enough to keep the viewer invested in the action. The characterizations seem to justify the twisty resolution of the plot, but barely. Viewers may be slightly annoyed, but probably not enough to pan the film.

Not sure why the user ratings are so low. I enjoyed it. I think they did an awesome job for an independent film on a low budget. It kept me guessing the whole time.

There was a good potential in this plot but the delivery was so unbelievable and manufactured it becomes frustrating to watch. The ending does not come as a surprise but more as a relief from the torture off the writers trying to keep it going. I would mot recommend this to those looking or a thouught provoking indie thriller it's not.