Bloodhound

This movie is low budget, and set in basically one house. However, you don't really notice because you are so engrossed with the things being said. Best line of the movie is dropped by the nanny, and you'll know it when you hear it. The main cop, Danny, has you reigned in as a hate/love character, and his bright blue eyes lighting up as he engages in a scene. This movie is underrated! It's almost akin to M. Knight Shamalan style movies.

Solid acting combined with a gripping tale.

Superb writing, one of the better movies of 2020, must see.

I thought it was a great story in theory and mostly great acting. I was left a bit bewildered at too many unanswered questions though. Could have been better but not the worst I've seen.

I don't understand the negative reviews except for the fact that people must not understand the film. I guess it's because you have to listen and pay attention to what is SAID. There are no crashes, explosions, or gratuitous sex scenes so it loses their attention.

It is a very intense subject matter and touches every emotion, you really never expect some of it. As for some saying you don't know who the actual culprit us, I believe it is answered by the last phone call by the female detective if you really pay attention.

I recommend this for people who like intense crime thrillers, but realize it has the potential for triggering (in I hate that word) subject matter.

This film had me interested and guessing throughout, and the ending packed a punch too. Storyline is a sensitive one. Well written script with substance and edge. Enjoyed it and would recommend.