Suite 313

The movie has some guy go in to rescue a woman that he feels compelled to constantly calls the b word, responds with hostility to all of her help for no clear reason, periodically ignores her advice, however, the woman steadfast helps him regardless of this-in hopes of being saved. He was far from a hero and the guy that you normally can't wait until he is offed. It was very cringy. I wrote this halfway through. I only got that far because I was only mildly paying attention. Laughable entities too, some were okish, others were hysterical.

What did I just see? Truly, what? It was like being on the freeway here in California, stuck in traffics c not being able to get out. Traffic all of a sudden clears BAM your zipping along at 75 miles an hour with no indication why traffic stalled for 15 minutes. Your left wondering, "What the hell happened?"

Obviously the people associated with this "movie" had their friends come and give high ratings. I found no redeeming qualities what so ever. Its only 63 minutes long but I honestly could not make it all the way through, as it felt like 3 hours. No plot, no acting, lousy effects, just a load of crap all around. Skip it.

Okay, if you're planning on sitting down and having this be you're evening movie, you will be furious. From the beginning, when he gets the instructions to respond to the call I thought it had the feeling of a first person horror video game, and that's exactly what it ended up being. The instructions, choices, cheesy dialogue...but as someone who likes those games I was entertained a little. It did have the suspense of navigating through a puzzle to survive, but it definitely ran too long. I was really enjoying it at first, but halfway through, I was thinking that was enough. So it's entertaining (albeit limited), but don't make it your evening feature, just a little something extra.

I couldn't give away any spoilers if I tried! 63 minutes long? Felt like an eternity. I must confess I only watched for about 15 minutes (I did FF a few times). Loose your brain cells on something more productive like drugs.