Segfault

I like the idea of the main character doing this with no script or guidance, that's perfect for an amnesia victim. But all the supporting characters should have been given more. Them bumbling about was completely aparant and took me out of the story. Overall this was really well done, aside from that.

Amnesiacs rejoice! This movie starts off slow but is unable to keep pace and slows to a crawl. You can doze off at any point confident you will not miss a thing.

The basic premise is a lousy actress awakens in a motel room and tries to figure out what is going on. It soon becomes apparent that the answer is: nothing. Nothing is going on. Nevertheless, the lousy actress remains stumped for the bulk of the film.

The lead actress is terrible. I assume the only reason she got the part is because she produced and co-wrote (someone wrote this?!) this mess.

One star for an experiment. Zero stars because it should have ended up on the cutting room floor. One star.

There were two reviews here at the time we decided to try it - one really bad, one mediocre. We decided to give it a try and see how far we watched. In the event, we watched the whole movie and enjoyed it. It was well acted, the storyline kept us interested and the single camera approach made it feel intimate and full of suspense.

There's a reason why a screenplay is important. This was just a poor excuse to use cameras and lighting.

I don't understand why this film has such a low rating (currently 3.7). It is fast-paced and tense from the beginning, as the main character is plunged into a frightening environment and pursued by people without understanding what is happening to her. The audience is similarly unsure of what is going on, which makes for an intriguing situation and an exciting denouement as events unfold. The actor who plays the main character was apparently told nothing about the plot or what was going to happen to her, which makes the emotions she displays on screen very realistic. Ignore the reviews and watch this film.