Abbie Marchant

I've watched more than my fair share of bad movies during my existence in this life, from a multitude of production companies and a wide range of actors. Although Stallone is a big name and more often than not, a great actor, even his performance in this "film" couldn't help save such an appallingly lacking movie. Throughout the movie, i felt as though i were watching a low budget offering from Asylum. I was shocked to discover that it wasn't an Asylum films production and even more surprised to see that Lionsgate were involved. I can only assume that most of the $6 million budget was used for Stallones fee. The whole storyline, plot and script are more like someone's rough notes that were hurriedly scribbled down while downing a couple of pints before closing time, especially with how rushed and unsatisfying the ending is. Give this movie a miss, the 90 minutes or so could be put to better use with very little effort.

That's 96 minutes of my life that i can never get back. I only watched the whole thing because i wanted to see if it got any better or if there was an actual plot, story, purpose to any of it. The whole thing was filmed in one house, with a cast of 7 people. If the budget was anything more than £1 million i would be surprised. The only way that this could've been any worse was if it were filmed on handheld cameras. If you value your sanity and time, don't waste any of either by watching this utter piece of trash "film". I'd rather spend 96 minutes watching rain on a window than watching this ever again.