ortracr Unlike many movies in this genre, there is no supernatural, demonic creature that instills terror through it's appearance or special effects. There's some, but not an excessive amount of blood. Instead of the normal screams that most horror movies use to make your blood run cold, in this movie it's the silence that sends shivers down your spine. Similar to Agatha Christie's novel, "And Then There Were None" the original sense of safety in numbers, disappears as the cast is slowly whittled away. If you looking for a movie that allows YOU to do your own thinking, trying to decide what is taking place, being fed one tidbit at a time, rather than having everything forced down your throat, you should find this an enjoyable watch. Just don't watch it alone and might I suggest you handcuff or tie yourself to your partner, just in case you nod off or "BLINK" once too often!

rjbowden-92241 After viewing Don't Blink, I thought it was kinda of strange when there friends were disappearing why they didn't just walked away after they could not get any gas.Anyway, I just saw it again for the 4th time and I saw the film in a different way. All-in-All it's a good film.Ps. I thought the ending was good. Too bad they didn't go into these guys and the place.

FlashCallahan Ten people arrive at a secluded mountain resort to find it completely deserted. With no gas for the return trip, the visitors are forced to stay and investigate the mystery surrounding the abandoned lodge........It starts off all well and good, just like any other horror mystery. We have a gang of people whom some of are recognisable from days of glory past, and some you vaguely remember from a guest appearance from some long forgotten TV show.And this is the norm for horror films, the more famous you are, the more likely you'll survive, unless you put in a special guest appearance and leave quite early on.So the gang reach an abandoned place where it looks like the residents a have just gone out for a walk, but no, something sinister is afoot, and it's not long before the characters start to shout at each other and act strange.And that's the film basically.People disappear one minute, and are never seen again, until we are left with just one person, and no explanation.Considering the film is barely ninety minutes long, it feels like an eternity getting to the end of the film, and what vexes you when you finally come to its lethargic finale, we get nothing more than a cameo from Robert Picardo, reminding you that the last time you saw him, he was about to be assaulted amorously by a Gremlin.Which sounds more appealing than sitting through this rubbish again.

riporeilly While not sure as to how to truly "label" this film... it's definitely a worth watching movie. The characters are varied and balance out with each other. I don't want to give it away so I will write what I was thinking as I watched it. This is the type of movie I personally think is best to see without reading the promo. Watch it that way and you will understand why. At first it seems TOO peaceful, ... and yes it is... at first. It doesn't take long however for the viewer (and characters) to realize something's amiss. The bully kid from "A Christmas Story" is all grown up and plays a major role in the film as is also Mena Suvari. All in all a good watch. Keep the lights off for maximum enjoyment.