Worthy of its genre.

Rating: 8/10 (22 January 2006)

I'm no movie critic, but this is possibly one of the few horror movies I have seen that stick to its genre. Lately, we have been given thousands of fillers promising to scare you out of your mind, but so far all I've gotten is a one second long shock of surprise and a killing desire to get my money back. Yes, it's true, many people will be sensitive to a movie like this, and it isn't a movie for the general public. Some may misinterpret the idea behind this movie, especially because they do not know what the director was aiming for or what his reasons were while making this movie. I don't know if many of you know, but the director based the plot of this movie on real events, as sick as that may sound, and what you saw (or are going to see) is just a display of a very probable situation. You can go psychological here, but honestly I won't feed you a bunch of BS, a movie is a movie, and not everyone will understand the psychological reasonings behind it. In my humble opinion, this movie is worth seeing, if you are a real horror fan that is, because even though some may think that those who start as victims end as victimizers, but if you ask me, I think they're wrong, the turn of events just shows justice. It actually has a plot, and it's not some mindless, time-wasting concoction that in the end will just bring you back where you started.