It wasn’t something I actively disliked, but it didn’t really grab me either. The performances weren’t great overall; Lorenza Izzo had some good moments, but the characters’ lack of awareness quickly became irritating. Considering Eli Roth's filmography, this is likely among his stronger efforts, and still, I can only award it a 3 out of 5.

I’ve liked Eli Roth’s movies before, even when my ratings were lower than what most people gave them. However, this wasn’t really what I wanted. It’s a terror-horror movie, not genuine horror involving supernatural elements or sci-fi viruses. I knew the plot beforehand, but the level of violence was excessive, even for adult audiences. Normally, I don't react much to on-screen torture scenes because it always feels a…

I'd been looking forward to this film after seeing it talked about online, but now that I’ve finally tracked it down, I’m not sure what to make of it. It felt somewhat exploitative visually. The beginning is incredibly weak; the purpose of including a blonde woman seems completely irrelevant to everything else in the movie. She's like one of those people who interrupts you just as you're leaving and then, instead …