I'd like my money back, please.

Rating: 3/10 (13 June 2013)

OK, I don't know how much movie tickets cost in the rest of the country but in NYC they are a minimum of $15. Not a fortune but money spent in the hopes of having a good time. I also understand that many people work hard in their craft and movies give lots of people jobs. With a great story idea, cast & crew give a valiant effort of trying to elevate this film to a respectable level. That being said I, truly, wish I could complement this film more. But, regrettably, I can't. This was/is a great example of the trailer being better then the final product. The concept was intriguing and made me (and $36million worth of sales thus far) turn out for this one. Sadly, the film doesn't live up to the clever premise. From typical clichés, weak character development and "writing into a corner" this viewer was left frustrated and bored. It's movies like this that make me realize the delicate balance it really takes to make any film truly take off. Unfortunately, this one barely gets off the launching pad. Get ready though. Considering it's modest budget and gross sales we just might see a sequel out of this. Hope it's better than the original.