Wonderful character development!

brilliant actors, brilliant editing

Better Late Then Never

The movie is wonderful and true, an act of love in all its contradictions and complexity

I love Beth Riesgraf. I thought she did an amazing job portraying the character. Twist and turns on every part that I thought was predictable. Looking forward for more of her movies and shows. #RisingStar

Stumbled on while cruising stations for a flick break. This one caught my curiosity off guard. Starts you off in one direction that gets you wondering where the story is leading and slowly reveals the real powers at play. Acting is above average and the suspense will keep you watching.

A Low-Budget Shocker about a Home Occupied by an Agoraphobic (fear of leaving the house). It's a Gritty, sometimes Disturbing Cat and Mouse Display with a Plot that Unfolds Creases in the Personalities of the Invaders and the Young Woman Defending Herself.Alone, and seemingly Helpless, the Claustrophobic Tale of Terror is Captivating in the Cluttered Environment. The Invading Young Men are all Despicable with one being more Despicable than the Other. First Time Director Schindler keeps Things Ominous and Mysterious with Spurts of Ultra-Violence Mixed with Pathos concerning the Damsel in Distress (Leticia Jimenez), Delivering a Competent Portrayal of a Disturbed Female. She does have a Friend of Sorts in a Delivery Boy (Rory Culkin), who gets Top Billing.But it is Anna's Story. Thankfully Absent of Jump Scares the Horror Maintains its Suspense and Audience Anticipation with a Back Story that is Told in Slow-Burn. There are Thrills and Suspense that Build to a Climax that some Find Unfulfilling.But it's Worth a Watch for sure because of some Good Acting and a Twist on the Home Invasion Genre that is Set in a Distressing House Full of Horrors and Horrifying People.

A quick read of the synopsis should be enough to put you off this movie. If, like me, you decide to give it a watch anyway, be prepared for 90 minutes of complete and utter crap.The plot is silly - you can probably gather that just by reading the synopsis, but even I was surprised at just how ridiculous it got. I also found this movie somewhat boring. With the whole thing being set in the same location (the house), you need an engaging plot to keep it interesting. This movie fails to keep it interesting.Unless you're a fan of cheap, silly horror flicks, then 'Intruders' or 'Shut In' is definitely one to avoid.