Yawn. Poorly Filmed Snooze Fest.

Brilliant and touching

I am only giving this movie a 1 for the great cast, though I can't imagine what any of them were thinking. This movie was horrible

Not sure how, but this is easily one of the best movies all summer. Multiple levels of funny, never takes itself seriously, super colorful, and creative.

*NO SPOILERS IN THIS SECTION*This movie was like something you'd see on the Lifetime TV network. Not really a horror movie at all as advertised on the rental box. I'm all for a good Lifetime TV movie every once in a while (woman in jeopardy and afflicted with psychological trauma trying to set things right while being stalked by some sort of unknown evil that you know is closing in on her...). It contains nothing to merit an R or even PG-13 rating and, actually, I'd be surprised if it didn't air on Lifetime at some point. Just know what you are getting.MAJOR SPOILER IN NEXT SECTION *BE WARNED*From the beginning I thought it had a Lifetime feel to it, and that suspicion was only confirmed at the end of the movie when you found out who the villain really was. Those evil husbands...

What a waste of time!!!There are few movies around that are so bad that you feel disappointed for those who had to work on it. I rented this movie because the words "Wes Craven" were plastered all over the cover. I foolishly thought that this would be a genuine thriller but I was oh so wrong. What I saw was a dreadfully boring and completely un-needed piece of cinematic embarrasment.The movie is about a person with an extreme fear of heights due to the loss of her sister over a cliff... This "plot" plods through until about 10 minutes before the end when we get one of the worst and most innappropriate "twists" that makes one want to jump off a cliff also.I think the best word for this film is innappropriate, or even better, not-needed. My head explodes thinking of so many better ways that this money could have been spent. I put myself in the position of someone who was editing the film, I think I would have turned to the rest of the film makers and said "umm, guys, this really is umm ORDINARY, perhaps we should cut our losses and move on..."Seriously, I think it is time we had movie police, we should not have to waste our time and money on this crap. I am furious that I now have to go and pay for this movie and I now have a chronic fear of selecting movies.

I recorded this way back then on ABC and all i have to say is:WHY WES? Why make this cliched piece of drivel? Makes you glad he did the Nightmare movies. And especially the villian of this movie. WAY over the top.

Megan Ward is a fantastic actress and is underutilized in Hollywood in general. Wes Craven is a great writer, although he is instead credited as executive producer here. Maybe this movie helped those with acrophobia I don't know. I figured out the entire plot in the first 5 minutes of the movie. Watching the rest of it to see the pieces fall into place was, unfortunately, boring. There was a cute reference to Megan's 1st movie "Crash and Burn". And the character of Dr. Paul Sadowski appears to be named after the associate producer Peter Sadowski? Most of the scenes competently conveyed the overall sense of fear and paranoia, they just were not all that scary. Anyway not too bad for a TV thriller I guess, just way to predictable.