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Brainless entertainment, that's about it. It tries hard to be a mix of Hostel and Saw. If you can get past the cringingly bad lead actor, and most of the beginning, it's decent.

The highlight of this film is Keegan Allen's performance. Playing an obnoxious Logan Paul social media influencer type character you can't help but hope he gets killed first. However he ends up being one of the few redeeming qualities of this film.

The film takes a while to get going trying to get you to care about the characters but you won't. Once it finally does - you find yourself watching a crossover of Escape Room, Saw and Hostel. All far superior films.

My partner was bored and predicted the ending however I was still entertained and was very intrigued as to how it would all end. Once it finally does - you're kind of glad it has. It is not a terrible film though and is still worth a watch for any fan of the horror genre.

This film was incredibly cringing and had no storyline to it.

A mashup of different horror/thriller movies. Not real expensive to rent, but probably only worth it if you're completely new to watching horror movies. Otherwise you've probably seen similar movies that you might like even more. As far as the movie it got a lot of suspense. I liked the characters and I thought the Russia environment was creepy. I only thought the ending was rushed. It was the opportunity to give some depth and meaning to the story as social media played a big role in the movie. Overall the movie is a bit flat but does have a certain charm to it.

Someone sat down and thought of a bunch of horror movies and ripped off ideas from 3 that I can think of. Hostel and Escape Room being two. A low budget to stick to, which really was painfully apparent.

Throw in some extremely egotistical dislikeable characters who most of I really didn't care if they lived or died. I actually zoned out for a good 5 minutes through boredom and thinking about my to do list. Yes, the prospect of housework was more exciting than this movie. Despite zoning out I didn't miss anything.

4 stars is being generous, but I'll give the extra star for the twist which was quite good, but didn't make up for the 90 minutes I'd already endured.

Go watch Haunt 2019 instead for an exciting and good escape horror movie. Which incidentally is produced by the director of Hostel.