The movie follows Lauren Lane, an actress who gets hacked by some unknown person, and all her personal information-including a pregnancy test-gets leaked to the public. To escape the chaos, she takes a break and goes on a retreat, staying at an Airbnb, not realizing she's about to get caught in the middle of a crime spree and a terrifying home burglary.
I thought the film itself was fun and creative, especially the sequences where she's trapped and trying to get herself out. Without spoiling anything, the tension works well, and there are some gripping moments. That said, certain characters aren't fleshed out the way they should've been. There are characters who clearly needed longer arcs, and one in particular seemed set up for a major storyline that could have added depth, but the anticipation was a missed opportunity, leaving the moment feeling flat instead of powerful.
Sophie Turner's character could've been stronger, too. At times she felt more like an actress losing her mind and turning into a potential psychopath, rather than a fully realized protagonist. There were many open doors that didn't quite close. On the other hand, Katey Sagal absolutely delivers, as she always does. Her performance and her iconic voice add so much weight to the film-it's one of the highlights for me.
With all that said, I do wish the film had landed a stronger conclusion. I still don't understand how Lauren ended up in handcuffs-it was clearly self-defense, and there was even a witness. That weak ending hurts what could have been a really sharp thriller.
