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Slow pace in the most part of the movie.

Good start, but then it gets ruined

One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

Unlike many movies in this genre, there is no supernatural, demonic creature that instills terror through it's appearance or special effects. There's some, but not an excessive amount of blood. Instead of the normal screams that most horror movies use to make your blood run cold, in this movie it's the silence that sends shivers down your spine. Similar to Agatha Christie's novel, "And Then There Were None" the original sense of safety in numbers, disappears as the cast is slowly whittled away. If you looking for a movie that allows YOU to do your own thinking, trying to decide what is taking place, being fed one tidbit at a time, rather than having everything forced down your throat, you should find this an enjoyable watch. Just don't watch it alone and might I suggest you handcuff or tie yourself to your partner, just in case you nod off or "BLINK" once too often!

After viewing Don't Blink, I thought it was kinda of strange when there friends were disappearing why they didn't just walked away after they could not get any gas.Anyway, I just saw it again for the 4th time and I saw the film in a different way. All-in-All it's a good film.Ps. I thought the ending was good. Too bad they didn't go into these guys and the place.

I think this film could have been rather good if the director and writers had the courage to take a risk and avoid the usual slasher/horror premise. I was interested to read some of the theories here, and agree that the film was a missed opportunity to explore our beliefs about death. There was so much potential to add depth to the story, some of which was hinted at but which they seemed to run scared of and revert to stereotypes. The characters could have been developed also, but again appeared to rely more on stock horror film types. I think the director and writers unfortunately appear to be of the opinion that we, the audience, are creatures of little brain, and felt the need to 'dumb down'. Why, for instance, have someone produce a gun when there was clearly nothing to shoot at (other than each other)? And of course, the gratuitous sex scene - who in their right mind would strip off then have sex with their ex when your in a creepy cabin and everyone is disappearing around you??? This could have been such a great film if only those involved had the guts to try something a bit different. They played safe instead, which has backfired anyway, and produce something quite mediocre

Human existence and the inevitability of non existence...the ultimate ax killer in the cupboard slashing around with no mind or reason....Good concept as a movie, but poorly conceived by the makers. I watched this and imagined what Bunuel or Pasolini could do with this production team had there been a mind to create rather than follow the norms of Hollywood. Drama relied too much on music, and the characters Stereotypes. Major flaw , to me anyway, was lack of cultural,social,political context. This left the movie empty of a generic soul. And more cans gathering dusk on film archive shelves ready to fill the commercial screens of cable horror channels many years hence.