Private Number

Extremely low budget. Moderately entertaining. Fiendishly foul finale. There, in a nutshell, we have the synopsis for the marginally cut-above-standard thriller "Private Number".

Michael (Hal Ozsan of TV's "Dawson's Creek") has a case of serious writer's block and it's killing his progress at completing a follow-up novel to a minor best seller debut effort. Then to compound his woes he begins getting freaky phone calls in the middle of the night which seem to evolve into something supernatural. Soon Michael finds himself researching a series of unsolved murders in the California town in which he and his bride Katherine (Nicholle Tom) reside. I'll stop here at the risk of becoming a Spoiler, except to append that things get pretty dang twisty-turny over the cacophonous course of this flick's frenzied finish. And wind up most ominously open-ended.

Sniff, sniff. What's that I smell? Can you say "Sequel"?

There is so much waste in this industry, this movie is part of that waste.

Everyone involved in this film should have just donated all of the funds to some animal charity it woild have done a lot more good than this total waste of money. The only reason I gave it 2 stars is judd nelson.

Each of the actors, producers, directors involved in this film should look for an alternative career.

Not only did nothing make sense in this movie, there's absolutely no point, plot, message or any connection to the human world. It is not entertaining, low budget and I am quite frankly surprised why Judd is in it

Some people just have no talent, you can't.

Not that this movie was by any means great (or even particularly good) before it, but it was at least borderline watchable but the ending.

My goodness the ending, a really pathetic and desperate way to end a movie and one that makes little sense to what we've just seen previously.

Clearly I can not go into details without spoiling it, so I won't do that but yeah I had to point out the reason this movie went from what probably would have been a 4/10 to a 2/10 in the end.

On the plus-side they manage to create some really neat-looking visuals in some of the scenes, and I guess the acting isn't terrible.

Tom Sizemore and Judd Nelson have the biggest faces on the poster but they only pop up from time to time, if they weren't the most famous people in the movie they'd probably wouldn't even been on it.

A series of cryptic phone messages and visions haunt a writer while he struggles to finish a novel. As they increase in intensity, he loses his grip on reality, eventually obsessing

this movie didn't not take long to get going and it flowed really well , movie felt really fast pace ,

There was good scene in this movie , that I really enjoyed and thought there they were a tad creepy

I liked how the plot came to an end , I enjoyed turn in story but it did cross mind in the part of the movie, that he might lead that way.

I thought acting was very decent from the cast

7 out of 10 really good movie

Always enjoy films with a stunning leading lady and this one delivers. The guy who portrays the husband plays the part of an idiotic wanker, who takes out his inadequacies on his beautiful wife, who if smarter would have given him right to the balls before dumping him.