Don't Let Them In

Not quite the Purge as advertised, but still a pretty interesting horror movie. Not to be taken too seriously, some laughs, not all that scary. Didn't see the end coming.

The film started off very well, two fellas travel far off in the countryside n visit an abandoned n dilapidated hotel/house. They meet the man who they r supposed to meet but the man holds them at gun point n warns them not to venture outta the house as "they" will kill em all. Sounds good. It is clear that the director is inspired by Ils aka Them, Strangers, Purge, Stephen Dorff's Jackals, etc. His intentions were good but mayb due to the budget or his inexperience as a first time director, the film was not able to hold interest due to the lack of suspense n tension. The twist is kinda meh. The lead novice actor Aidan O'Neill gave a decent performance.

I wouldn't recommend this movie but I quite enjoyed it.

The character called Karl was canny funny like

REVIEW - DON'T LET THEM IN

British films are unfortunately not funded to the extent of those made in the USA by the big studios, so British cinema tends to concentrate on story rather than special effects, unfortunately this is the case with this film.

Again we've seen this type of film before, people held up in a building defending themselves from whatever is trying to get inside but at least this had a twist which I didn't even see coming!

Quite enjoyable especially the twist which I have mentioned but by far the best throughout the film is Colin.

Not the worst and not the best so....

Rating 5 out of 10

I love home invasion films and this was pretty cool. Some oiginal ideas, some old horror cliches, but for a low budget flick it wasn't bad at all! Pretty simple premise that takes you on a bit of a ride.