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This movie was so engorged with blood, it would have been better made at a slaughterhouse. No real plot other than a penchant for brutally killing in the most graphic ways possible. Became rather boring after the first reveal, and remained throughout. It would almost appear as the director or writer had relationship issues, and was allowed to vent them in 158 minutes of desperate attempts at film making. Totally ignorable drivel. I hope no one paid an honest dollar to see this, much less produce it. Ain't worth a plug nickel. This wouldn't even rate as horror, but more or less at nowhere. What a waste of time! I found myself pausing the film to do more mundane tasks, and then resurrect it just to be continually lead down the old crimson path. Watch at your own risk and time if you can afford to.

Enjoyable movie, flows well. I must say that the role of Rachel portrayed by Ellen Wong is unmistakably reminiscence of a younger Lucy Liu. Appears so evident to my eyes. Still worthwhile.

Not quite sure on how to exactly describe this effort? I find so many inconsistences in the statements that it almost seems as a Blair Witch Project. LDS involved, so many red flags, unbelievable content. A young women is allowed to visit her abuser in a dark, dank Mexican prison cell? We allow older men to lay beside our daughter's? Shock value? Just appears staged.

This a sad stab at an actual documentary. The dialogue is consistently filled with hypocrisy it makes so easy to see the transparency. I usually root for the antihero, but in this case I'm watching to the end in the hopes that Kaspar gets busted and is sentenced to 20 or 30 years! You guys hungry?

This release appears as a drama, but in a certain way it definitely has comedic undertones, pay attention to the mananical facial expressions throughout! All I really want to say is "Honey... I'm home."

Being born in 1956 this movie was always enjoyed and anticipated. Squeals of delight and dread would fill our hearts when we knew we could view it again on affiliated tv, then a possibility of 3 channels. At 7 years old my senses were heightened, and I realize now that no matter what your age this is an extremely thoughtful and genuine horror story. No one can hear you scream in the night... alone... in the dark... no truer words have ever been uttered in a most enjoyable film experience. I can only hope that future viewers will enjoy the experience as well. Prepare to be scared.