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Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.

Ryan (PJ McCabe) has it all: An expecting wife (Brianne Moncrief) a new residence, a beautiful mistress (Sarah Baldwin) and a voyeur landlord (Neville Archambault) into fiber optics and smells likes septic. Neville Archambault managed to come across as a creepy voyeur in a league of his own. He watches over his tenants as we await the "twists" which are not really remarkable.For me the voyeur feel seems to be missing without a hole in the wall. With that perv aspect lacking, the horror/thriller aspect didn't pick up the slack. I didn't know why he didn't install all the cameras correctly in the first place or how he installed one in the pool liner. That locked door thing didn't make any sense either. Good use of duct tape.Guide: F-word, sex, nudity (Sarah Baldwin)

In my opinion I found the move to be quite bearable. This quality of the movie wasn't bad and I found the acting at times to be embarrassing or choppy but nothing too bad to handle. This is the kind of movie where if you know what your getting into it's not bad at all. I would compare it to an Adam Sandler movie. If you walk into a Adam Sandler movie expecting it to be intellectual and thought provoking, then your watching the wrong movie. I came into this movie with low expectations and I found it to be a decent thriller that had you at some parts on the edge of your seat. I found the character of the old man to be funny with his murderous and dead faced looks to be amusing and unique. This movie is very similar to " The Good Neighbor " if you have ever seen that movie. The premise of these two movies are almost identical. The cons of the movie is the acting and the plot line are much to be desired and the ending is god awful but if you want a way to pass an hour and a half and you enjoy corny thrillers, than this is the movie for you.

This was seriously the worst movie I have ever seen. The acting is TERRIBLE. The creepy Gerald guy was just disgusting and so obvious. I didn't really care about any of the other characters. The plot barely made sense. The ending was ridiculous. Ugh, horrible horrible movie. Please don't waste your time!

I'm not normally one for calling a movie dumb, but where this picture is concerned it's a word that practically leaps out at you in every frame of this poorly constructed piece.A young couple awaiting their first child rent a house from Gerald (Neville Archambault), a grotty foul smelling man who has secretly installed cameras so as to spy on his new tenants...OK! Ignoring that upon first meeting Gerald a sane couple would run a mile - because with that there's obviously no film - but what we are asked to digest from that point on beggar's belief. How are we meant to react to a couple (and a film maker) who find a locked secret stairway only for them to not give it a second thought for the rest of the film?! It's actually insulting. The dumb set-ups and that of the character's behaviour continues unbound right up to the ridiculously staged finale. As for the acting on show...It's a big chance missed for something genuinely unnerving, maybe even for a bit of cerebral social commentary. Avoid this if you are looking for either of those things. 3/10 for a toothbrush scene that will either make you squirm or laugh in equal measure.