There was no action sequence. There was no real thriller. The only two parts of the movie to receive a reaction is the first time the dog jumped against the car window (when they were casing the house) and the other is when patrons thought Alex was stabbed with the shears. The ending was, in my opinion, horrific. The "smart" dog scene, keeping Rocky from exiting the car, was a slight flashback to "Cujo." In addition, a blind man who refuses to die. Let's pray there will not be a sequel.

The movie was more of a suspense than an actual scary movie. For me it dragged on. This is defiantly a B movie. I would have been upset if I paid to see it in the theatre. It's more of a Redbox or on cable type of movie.

I honestly expected more from this film. I have seen better in direct to video releases. It will do very well during its first few days of release until people start to talk about it. This film may hold the modern record for characters who you think got killed and pop right back up two minutes later. I have to say that it was a great idea that was poorly executed. I must also add that this movie is R rated, a hard R rating and there were lone teens at the screening that I attended.

very predictable - not a thriller at all. Was disappointed that they took all our cell phones so we wouldn't use them to copy the movie, and then had to stand in a ridiculous long line after the movie to obtain our phones back. Not sure if that was the theatres decision or Sony, but it was something that has never happened before.