I'll Be Watching

No pun intended - I do wonder if the main couple made this to ... well have a cathartic effect and feel to it. Eliza Taylor and her husband do reunite for this movie ... I reckon they found themselves on the 100 set ... I assume their marriage is way more mellow and with less problems and issues.

Technology has come a long way. Modern and smart houses are supposed to be helping us. Of course if we are ... not right in the head, what can the house do ... or is it the house (AI) who is doing something? Or a human? Who is to blame? The husband is not really without fault and flaws either ... would you leave your fiance when she clearly struggles? If you like thriller movies, this may be for you ... but you have to suspend your disbelief for this to work ... Hopefully I'll be able to meet Eliza this year - I am curious how she feels about the movie and her role ... she even produced this ...

Just what the title says. Don't waste your time with this atrociously paced, badly acted, "sci-fi" drivel. It was a complete waste of an hour an half, and something I happily won't remember in a day - forgettable, predictable, and unbelievably boring.

Whoever was involved with this project at any level needs to find a new career. The plot was predictable and contrived, the characters flat and boring, and the acting/dialogue was so cringey it was impossible to take any of this seriously and not think it was some nepo baby's vanity project. The actors had zero chemistry and couldn't act their way out of a paper bag. If I could give this 0 stars I would. If the abysmal rating doesn't already clue you in, don't bother wasting your time watching this. If I could get back the time I spent watching this I would do it in a heartbeat.

Absolutely. Awful.

Admittedly I only watched this to see what kind of projects Bob and Eliza work on post The 100, I didn't expect much but I didn't think it was gonna be this cringe. 2mins in and the sister says 'let's take an SC' these people are in their mid 30s and you're making them say that?

For a supposed tech genius the husband had no idea what went wrong with his tech and who was messing with their crypto wallet?

This movie could've cut down on a lot of scenes but most especially with the cat dying by the washing machine? It's so morbid for no reason. And the circus background music on a supposedly suspenseful scene?

The filmmakers could've done something different on an already tired trope, and they did! They just somehow made it worst.

I've been on a journey through all SHUDDER has to offer trying to find hidden gems of horror movies, I wanna be able to recommend great unknown horror movies so I deeply wanted to like this movie. There were even times I where I wasn't rolling my eyes at the dialogue or acting but that ending had me audibly groaning. There's loads of potential here but the execution fell extra flat. The lead character is unlikeable and the boyfriend character suffers from my most hated trope of never believing his significant other until the absolute bitter end. It honestly could have been saved if someone did a mega rewrite and reshoot of the last 15 minutes.

I was attracted to this film by the high rating on this site. However, right at the beginning, I regretted that I started watching it. The main characters are annoying, what they say is banal (as if they were all some kind of robots from Stepford), and the plot and point are unoriginal.

It might work as an episode of The Twilight Zone. But like this, as a movie lasting an hour and a half, it's too much. It would take a lot of work to make it even watchable. You can see the effort of the author, but despite that, nothing works. Boring, boring, boring.

It was boring as hell to watch this achievement of the seventh art.