@BabyD:

Amen to that. It was all just a chain of bad decisions that culminated in two dead civilians + the child molester, when there could have been at most only one death.

Oh I remembered watching this movie with my mom and at the end we were like :I ok... this movie was pretty much pointless. I think it could've be a lot more better but seriously every decisions made in the movie were really stupid.

@sweetdevil:

Hm, I'll consider it. If I don't get around to it then I know someone else who'll appreciate the suggestion. and also,

- while escaping, breathe as loudly as possible. Knock over shit too for extra effect.

Ahahahaha! True as true can be. They always breathe & swallow saliva loudly and trip over their Velcro laces don't they?

@Kaerlyn:

I was hoping it wasn't as bad as people said - people on the IMDb forums call everything "the worst movie ever" anyway - but it truly is that bad. The worst about it is that it's so boring and you do NOT want your audience bored when you're talking about child predators.

Yea, stay away from this stinker. There's some tension in the last 10-15 minutes but not enough to make up for the rest.

@SolemnSerpent:

Some shots are legitimately nice - like the ones in the driveway (#2) and restaurant (#3) - but they're not enough to make up for everything else. If you want something in the same vein - about child predators - but more well done, I recommend Megan is Missing. Beware, though, it is quite brutal at times. It shook me up quite a bit.

That sounds like it almost could have been interesting, but I'm glad you reviewed it so I know to ignore it, haha.

Thanks for making me care more about a child molester than about a regular person, director Kerry Bellessa.

DAYUM. Director!fail to the max. Ouch, saves me the trouble of possibly watching it, or suggesting it. The filming looks great, which is why I was like, "Well, maybe..." but, I'm good. ;^;