Ameriatch One of the best films i have seen

SpunkySelfTwitter It’s an especially fun movie from a director and cast who are clearly having a good time allowing themselves to let loose.

PiraBit if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.

Scotty Burke It is interesting even when nothing much happens, which is for most of its 3-hour running time. Read full review

Mike LeMar What makes these hoarded people so scary and deadly with wired-shut mouths? We keep seeing them hovering over victims, apparently eating them, and how so? And what happens when the hoarder runs out of rooms to keep each individual in? As for the opening, no one, especially a girl, would just stay put holding up a lighter in the dark while her friend goes back to turn the lights back on.

ikeybabe This is your average kill 'em off one by one spooky movie. The premise was decent enough and the execution was adequate. I was entertained enough that I wanted to find out what happens at the end. The characters were mostly two dimensional - nagging ex, the weird flirting guy, paranoid girlfriend, sidekick girlfriend, shady cop and slacker storage worker. And there was that quirk with the cop and zero explanation as to why he kept forgetting everyone's name. The mouth-sewn-shut guy was quite creepy and I was actually surprised to learn who was doing all the hoarding. But now that I think about it, it wasn't that big of a surprise. Oh well. Overall, your average scary movie - watchable, but nothing to brag about.

kosmasp This wouldn't be so bad, if it weren't for the clichés and some of the actors (for various reasons, either while they probably can't do any better or because their roles have been underwritten). Take Mischa Barton: She was "working" perfectly in OC, but since then has not found a place in the "acting"/movie business.But while the movie does pack a punch or two (the ending is either too good for the movie or will annoy you, because the movie seemed to go to a different place), the overall feeling gets undermined by many factors, another one being the script/dialog. It's a shame really, especially considering all the places this could've gone (no pun intended)

Bumble7 I thought this could've been something scary. There actually were some 10 minutes where I was quite scared, but after that first moments of suspense, the rest got too generic and predictable. I did watch it through to the end, although I was tempted to quit more than once.The storyline is pretty old and I bet you've already seen it in a few other movies yourself: A group of people are trapped in some place or another (in a cottage in the woods, on a boat, in some old castle or warehouse) - Someone or something evil is set loose group tries to escape but mysterious things prevent them form escaping instead of staying together, some girl will separate from the others and follow a creepy noise into a dark place ("hello? is there anybody out there in that creepy forest / tunnel / cave? Maybe the psychopath that killed my boyfriend / husband / friend 10 minutes ago?") another girl will try to run away, being chased, then trip over nothing, and stay there screaming while "the evil" hunts her down etc. You know those ingredients - you've seen them often before.The only thing new here to me was the setting in an underground self-storage, which I thought had some original ideas that served those few scary moments.I feel kind of sorry for the director. It feels like this is the desperate (but futile) attempt to fulfill his lifelong childhood dream of producing a super scary blockbuster. In a "i can do it" and "nobody can stop me" brute force way, he tries to patch up all those holes in the illogical and inconsistent story just to quickly get to the end.If you don't watch this - you won't be missing out on anything...