I loved it simply because it made me feel more anxious than any movie I've ever watched. I don't smoke and I never have, but I genuinely felt like I needed a cig after finishing it. I'll forgive it for all of its plot holes because by the end of the movie every question I had was overshadowed by this feeling of "I don't give a fuck what's happening here just get me OUT OF THIS PLACE." It makes me feel similar to how I would expect to feel if I was in a situation like this. Typically I want to know everything that's going on by the end of the movie, but with this I just didn't care. I just wanted to escape this feeling of dread and anxiety and confusion. I'm not sure if that was the intent of the director, but if it was he did a great job. I'll also forgive its faults due to the fact that it's a directorial debut. It's an incredible start to what I hope is a long career for this guy. I'm looking forward to what he makes next.

I really wanted to like this, it has raw and creepy visuals, an interesting premise... BUT... oh my good... [spoiler] so many mind-numbing stupid decisions by the main character! 200 dollars to put a chained leash? you put your hand through a hole in a room that YOU KNOW that your enemy is there and you don't have a full view of the room? YOU PICK UP THE PHONE TO DO A PHONE CALL INSTEAD OF REACH FOR THE KEY!?!? and I don't get it the supernatural part of the movie... it feels like a totally separated movie. It would be nice if the supernatural was just a fear/anxiety induced thought/visions/paranoia. [/spoiler] in the right hands I can see this movie rebooted with a nice low budget and great box-office returns.

Slow burner with some solid suspense and thrills.

The setup is very promising but it doesn’t quite deliver on the scares front. Occasionally creepy but ultimately underwhelming.

It's decent enough when you've seen everything else and just want some background horror noises while you get stoned and eat your kids lunchables while they're at skoo