Depravity

This film was a complete disappointment. The plot was shallow, the acting unconvincing, and the pacing painfully slow. It offered nothing engaging or original, leaving me frustrated rather than entertained. Honestly, it's not worth watching at all, even out of curiosity. A waste of time The plot felt meaningless, the characters were flat, and the acting lacked any depth or emotion. It dragged on without purpose or excitement. Honestly, it is not worth wasting your time watching it, even once, because it offers absolutely nothing.

If you've ever watched a crime / thriller / mystery then you'll know exactly how this movie will play out within the first 10 minutes. There's zero surprises to be had, plot-wise, it's just a matter of how it'll get to the end - and if you've been paying attention to modern day movie making, you'll know a good amount of that too.

The one and only moment which felt original and actually caught me was the sudden death of one of the characters.

Unfortunately the writers are nowhere near as smart as they think they are, so the rest of it just feels like filler while we wait to them to confirm that all predictions were correct.

Also SO MANY stupid things happen that I can't even be bothered to list them or complain about them. Just do yourself a favour, skip this one and watch Shallow Grave (1994) instead - it's a FAR superior version of a similar story.

This sucks, probably the worst acting I have ever witnessed. Story made no sense and was unrealistic, each scene felt so forced and dragged. Did I already mentioned how bad the acting was?. Watching this movie is a top 3 worst decision I have ever made. For every person who participated in creating this film, please never try and participate in a film ever again. Worst acting of all time, worst production of all time, worst storyline of all time, worst acting of all time, worst acting of all time, worst acting of all time, worst acting of all time, most probably one of the worst films of all time.

I had a great time with this inventive thriller. The premise is strong, with an exciting and suspenseful story, several twists and turns, and a serious amount of harsh violence. The pace is high and the three main characters all get some background, enough to make you care for them, although they are hardly sympathetic, and all of them led by greed and opportunism. The acting by Victoria Justice, Taylor John Smith and Devon Ross is equally fine, and Alex Roe and especially Sasha Luss make convincing, hair-raisingly scary villains.

If anything, I had at the final conclusion a bit of a hard time tying all the knots together and comprehending how the scheme of the one that got away exactly had worked. But that's probably my too simple brain, and it didn't mar my appreciation at all. Great fun!

Tight story, full of surprises and twists. The characters are fully fleshed out and the music along with the editing and creative camera angles all help move the story along at a clip.

At times the scenes feel like a Tarantino movie. It's menacing, sexy and clever.

Victoria Justice's performance along with the rest of the cast is enthralling as the plot and intrigue progresses.

Not every character makes it to the end of the film, and even though there's no way of predicting who is going to be killed it never feels unearned. There are no deceptive red herrings or eye rolling obvious clues.

Whenever you feel one step ahead of the plot the movie proves you wrong.