Thieves in the Night

A great contained thriller! The dark humour was well done and the characters were very relatable, my favourite being Cody played by Tim C Hudson. Some scenes had me shocked and others In a laughing fit. I have to take my hat off to the producers of this movie as for a contained one location film the tone was set just right, it was as almost like you were there too, the tense atmosphere was projected brilliantly. I am not usually a fan of "slow burner" films/movies but this is one can can watch again. Looking forward to seeing more from this producer and actors/actresses! Thieves in the night definitely worth a watch.

A great self-contained thriller!

I am a big fan of dark humour and it was well done and the characters were very relatable, my favourite being Cody played by Tim Hudson.

At turns funny and at others gruesome the producers and actors didn't a great job. At times it felt like you were there too, the tense atmosphere was projected brilliantly - there is also a sense of menace that pervades the film and adds to the tension.

I've not seen anything by the director/actors combo but will be looking out for them going forward - hopefully it's the first of many.

Something to look keep an eye on for the future.

Thieves in the Night delivers a solid experience, driven by its palpable tension and strong performances. The film consistently keeps viewers on edge, with suspense that builds gradually and effectively. The atmosphere is charged, making every scene feel intense and engaging. The plot has an interesting twist that keeps you guessing where it will head to next...

A standout is Tim Cullingworth-Hudson, whose portrayal adds a layer of depth to the film. His performance is both nuanced and compelling, grounding the narrative with a believable and human touch. It is a well-crafted thriller that I enjoyed watching.

Normally not my type of thing at all.. would never watch it by choice and would be near certain to hate this sort of thing, alas my partner wanted to watch it - so here I am. It's worth a watch.. I would never choose this sort of film by choice, and in honesty I wouldn't watch again.. but it did surprise me, in that I wanted to finish it.. given that it isn't my sort of thing at all as a preference, there's definitely something there. It's clearly low budget, but when you factor this in, some of the acting im great in moments(without the backing of major special FX etc). Some of it isn't great, but there are moments that are. If you like cult English films then you would probably love it. I would normally give say this sort of thing should be a 5/10, but as it was unique and kept me watching, it's fair to score higher. Give it a go.. don't expect Hollywood and then score it based on this.. this is the only reason that I could imagine there would be any harsh critics on it.

I enjoyed this one quite a bit. I liked the randomness of it all. The villains did not go there to torture them and the father was not working at a bank. They just needed to hide and chose the wrong house. If they would have gone into another house, things might turned out differently.

Cody is my favourite character, because he has the best lines. The actor was good too. I also liked Mia and she was also played very well. The banter between the two is pretty good.

First I was on Ray's side, because he seemed like the only one that was reasonable. On the second watch I saw him a bit differently.

The uncle Ben character also has a nice attitude. When Cody insults him about his ginger hair and wearing a beige cardigan is my personal highlight of the film.

I would give a higher rating, but sometimes you can notice that it is a lower budget film.