Terrible acting, screenplay and direction.

This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

This is a brilliant film that pushes for comedy but also achieves a dark sense of humour. It also helps that Steven Yuen is a natural born actor and that he will surely change the way Asian Americans are portrayed in TV. I recommend it to everyone :-)

This film is not for everyone.... Shows the way people are at work if they open up about their emotions. The plot is not the best but the bloody humor with all the laughs makes up for a good time. Office space meets the belko experiment but with better actors and characters!!!

For a movie about Mayhem in an office building due to a rage virus, there sure is a lot of talking and it sure takes a long time to get to the action. Aussie Goddess Samara Weaving is great as always but the rest of the movie is a bit of a chore. Maybe if I worked in an office building it would be more exciting but I wouldn't waste 90 minutes on watching it again. Such a shame after Knights of Badassdom from the same director was so much fun

Joy Lynch, I like you dude. I really like you, I like the Movie Crypt podcast and I like that you are a huge, huge film fan. However, this movie is beneath you. You deserve better. Better scripts, better actors, bigger budgets. I don't blame you for the end result. You did what you could with the limited budget.At the end of the day, this movie was just a waste of time and talent. And this chick Samara Weaving. Ugh! I really can't decide whether it's her truly horrible acting or the way the chararcter was written, but it was extremely painful to watch her. There's really nothing more annoying than a chick who tries WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYY too hard to look and sound like a badass. Every time she was trying to be a badass it was cringe after cringe after cringe. She comes across as a cheap, forced, utterly cringy, B-movie version of Margot Robbie in Suicide Squad. She was extremely fake in her delivery of the "badass" lines and Joe's attempts to shoot her by using "cool", sexy angles didn't help. A real badass female character is Linda Hamilton in T2. Why? Because we have time to get to know her and the script doesn't force her "badassness" on the viewer. With a better actress and a better script, I'm sure Joe would've been able to create a REAL badass female hero. In the end I'll say this: even though I hated this movie, I still like Joe and I will continue to support him. And I'm sure that next time he will deliver an infinitely better movie.