S W Despite a promising start, good pace and an interestingly menacing concept this film has too many holes to really enable the viewer to maintain suspension of disbelief. This really affects its ability to sustain tension.The cinematography is stylish, the direction is good considering the limitations of the script. The cast obviously enjoyed the process and it shows with universally competent performances.The following contains spoiler.The script is the weakest part of the production. The sense of containment and entrapment is loosely maintained and irritating as the protagonist makes no effort to seek help when he has ample opportunity.There is a pivotal and lengthy scene that bemoans the expense of health care in America. It works for the purpose for which it was written but at the expense of non Americans like myself who have no emotional connection with this issue.The film is slick and competent but predictable and fell short of its promise.

Michael Hughes I think it's fair to say that the vast majority of people like a suspense movie, and just as many people like a movie with a twist... And this has both!From the beginning and throughout the movie kept me on the edge of my seat, constantly making me question what was the truth and what was fiction. The actors make it seem oh so real. The plot has a twist and leaves you thinking "that was genius" (if not ever so slightly far-fetched!).It's disappointing that this isn't more popular as it's actually one of the best films I've seen in a while.Superb acting and a great story line, get it watched!

rommyshy Superbly crafted, edge-of-your seat thriller. The plot flows seamlessly and there's never a dull moment as the action keeps coming. Without giving too much away... the movie has a great twist that you don't even see coming. Writers Inon and Natalie Shampanier have created a film that keeps your attention all the way through and Dominic Moynaghan and Jordan Belfi portray their roles very convincingly. The only downside of the film was the way it was cut up into chapters on Vuguru.com so you will need to watch each 4-5 minute clip separately but I found myself wanting to watch the next clip immediately after one had finished. Mr. Shampanier has done a splendid job on his first full feature and I will be looking for more of his work in the future.

jcollins-331-153086 This film is a web release movie only, which is probably the reason why there is hardly any information about it plus zero reviews.I watched this last night as it was premiering on Sky Movies, The fact that I knew nothing about the film was the reason why I wanted to watch it....so I had no preconceived ideas about what to expect. I have decided to write this short review as I cannot find any-other reviews out there and I believe this film needs to watched.I'm not going to go into any detail about what happens as I think it would spoil the enjoyment, but what I will say is that it's a very good film indeed. It starts well (well enough to keep me watching, as my patience with films these days runs very thin) and ends strongly indeed. It's tense, gripping and enthralling. I was enjoying this film so much that halfway through I began to worry that the ending would be a letdown, it certainly wasn't, if anything it goes up another gear. It's very rare these days that the endings of films live up to the rest of the film, however,in this case it certainly did....and then some.The cast is extremely strong, it would be wrong of me to highlight a particular performance as all principal actors/actress were on top form. I would like to say though that Dominic Monaghan particularly stood out for me as I have never seen him play this type of character before.Apologies for the vague review but I don't want to give anything away as i believe too much information would dampen your enjoyment.