Set in Detroit, three 20-somethings get more than they bargained for.

Rating: Null/10 (4 March 2020)

I watched this at home on DVD from my public library, my wife skipped.
I was drawn to it mainly for Jane Levy, mostly a TV actress in such series as "Suburgatory" starting in 2011 and more recently in "Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist" starting recently and now running. In "Don't Breathe" she was about 26 during its production.
I also found out she is a former soccer player so in a scene where she is required to run full-speed out of a house and down the street her running looks quite authentic.
Anyway these three Detroit 20-something friends, two guys and a girl, are petty criminals, they break into homes and steal whatever they can fence. Detroit is not what it used to be, the girl has a terrible mom and wants to get away, to California maybe, and take her little sister with her for a better life.
They find out about a man who lives alone, a military veteran, he was blinded, and in a case some years back was awarded a big settlement, "six figures." So the three decide, without any evidence, that the man must keep his loot inside his house in a dilapidated area of the city and they will go at night to steal it all.
So these three are not very good young people, plus they are not very smart. What could go wrong when the man also has a vicious Rottweiler with him at all times? So it plays out at night with some interesting scenes and an interesting development with the blind man, but overall it is just a mediocre movie. And it ends with the girl and her little sister headed to California, seemingly with no consequences for all the carnage we witness.
Still I am glad I took the time, Jane Levy is cute and is a capable actress.