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I've watched hundreds of movies and I had seen all kinds of qualities, genres, time periods, etc. I love mystery, suspense , and horror the most. This was not good in my opinion. I feel like anyone who truly knows enough about good movies will say this was 1 star at best. Someone who isn't too experienced or critical in cinema will maybe go for 4. The people giving good reviews are honestly baffling me. The plot, script, just most of it was really underwhelming. The "twist" so many "didn't see coming" was (in my opinion,) pretty obvious from the beginning of the film... I am not trying to insult anyone who liked this movie or found it intriguing and unpredictable, I am merely providing an honest review that I would find helpful if I were looking for viewers opinions about the movie.

Not as bad,as people say! It is a nice little psychological thriller,kept my interst to the end,gory and a bit twisted,not bad at all! Revues now just stupid...Or 1 or 10...Please,people,be realistic a bit!!!

It is a disaster, very bad acting, very bad camera scenes,very bad movie effects, very bad everything. The voters are probably their friends and neighbors, because u can´t vote more than 2 if u are person with the normal taste for movies.

Yeah, I can't say I cared much for this one... Basically, its about a demented dude that kidnaps. It doesn't go into too great of detail with it and a lot is left to imagination, but I just found it kind of sick. The acting wasn't horrible and the film quality was that of a higher budget film. It just didn't appeal to me... In case you're interested in watching this twisted movie, I won't give away any spoilers other than the tidbit I started off with to explain what you're getting yourself into. I feel like I'm being generous with 3 stars. I could have lived without watching this one...

If you're wondering how this movie has anything over a 2-star rating, you're not alone-unless, of course, those reviews are funded. From start to finish, the film delivers a cascade of cringe-worthy acting and plot holes that defy all logic. By the 37-minute mark, I found myself baffled: how could anyone buy into a story where a man who has killed thirteen people is freely walking around? The only marginally redeeming factor is Michael Madsen's performance, but even he's saddled with a character that's hard to take seriously.

Ultimately, if you need background noise while scrolling your phone, this movie fits the bill. But if you're looking for something with actual intrigue, a cohesive storyline, or actors who appear to care, skip this one entirely. The only thing it may keep you engaged in is wondering how it was ever greenlit.