Not bad... but freaky for something unexpected... Spoilers.

Rating: 7/10 (13 April 2007)

Alright... so the freakiest thing about this movie to start off with was that my friends and I weren't expecting a gore serial-killer flick... we were expecting a comedy.
But after the shock factor of unexpectation (not a word, I realize) wore off, there was the suspense of Mr. Turner behind every door, waiting with that bat. The anxiety never let off; I'm certain this movie gave me an ulcer.
And when you're watching the beginnings of a romance scene and they break into the freaky mystery killing stuff, it sends one's brain into a rewire-trip. Again it has to do with expecting one thing and getting another. The twists and turns were well done, I thought.
It was my opinion that Disturbia avoided most of the horror movie clinches that many do... like the stupid stuff some have of the main character not grabbing an obvious weapon when on the way to check out if the killer is really dead. No, Shia kept those shears with him throughout that scene, though the way he jounced that rickety board in the shaft was really intelligent, as well as the way he stuffed himself into that vent to check it out while inside the killer's house.
The acting was outstanding as well, all of the cast putting just the right amount of emotion into their roles without going overboard (though, I don't think it might be possible to get over-dramatic in those situations).
Overall, an excellent horror-romance-slight comedy (Ronnie rocks that last bit all by himself, I think)and one that will stay with me but won't give me nightmares.