Extrême tension

Ok it's his first director movie but this actually started quite well. I was hoping it would become a 3 way game of cat and mouse but it didn't which is a shame. The torture scenes could have been longer and also more interaction with the wife as she never tried to free herself. The chase scene wasn't so good as you could see the reshoot edits.

A better script would have given us a better movie.

Do not watch this. It is slow, no action, poor acting. Given the severity of what the movie is about nobody's actions in the movie respond appropriately to it. I don't recommend this to even let play in the background while your doing miscellaneous things around your house.

This doesn't deserve the 10 stars that people have given this movie. I rented it because of the reviews. It was poor quality of filming and hard to understand what was being said. All the 10 star reviews look like they were written by the same person.

It really was so bad that I literally threw away the movie as soon as it ended to never ever make the mistake of wasting my time on this crap.... If I could give it a negative star rating I would just so others won't waste there time on this.

Obviously when you have someone who combines a cringe-inducing lack of self-awareness with a gaping void where creative talent should lie (as in the case of Luke Goss) then you're not going to expect much from a vanity project such as this. But, in fact, this movie is surprising. It's even worse than you would naturally have expected. The only thing of any interest (to anyone but Luke Goss himself) is how this movie was funded? Hopefully he funded it himself - presumably the few radio plays that "When Will I Be Famous" still gets globally must bring in some royalties, because it would be a tragedy if anybody else had been so gullible as to have invested in this hilariously poor home movie.