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Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

From my favorite movies..

Beautiful, moving film.

Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

What a relief! I watched this on fear.net, so it was free.I echo the sentiments of virtually every reviewer. This movie promised to be interesting by pretending to be based on the real case in Germany where the man held his daughter captive, molesting and even impregnating her multiple times.This movie has NOTHING like the news story.Long story, short....nothing happens in this movie. Yes, the guy kidnaps a girl and keeps her in his "house"? Apart from the rather mundane activities like cooking, playing guitar and reading a bible...there is no activities that contribute to the "plot"!!?? Annoying narration that explains nothing of the motivations by the protagonists. This makes Eraserhead look transparent! An absolute mess! It is incomprehensible how this ever got made or distributed.

I know everyone else have pretty much smashed this movie into small pieces and sent it through space and time hoping it would never return. But, they are wrong. I first saw this movie a couple of years ago. I had never laughed so much in my whole life than during this movie. Me and my friends just loved the bad acting, even worse camera angles & the horrific musics! We watched the movie again yesterday AND the day before that. Yes, I've seen this movie three times already. And i've watched it from start to beginning two nights in a row. Ulli Lommel has gained a certain cult-status among me & my friends. If your humor can take it, watch this with your friends. You'll find yourself rolling on the floor laughing. Literally.

Dungeon Girl (2008)** (out of 4) My never ending parade of German director Ulli Lommel's "real life" movies continues with this one, which steps away from the horror genre and enters the drama category. This one tells a story that happened in Austria as a young girl was kidnapped and held hostage by a man for nearly six years. The entire running time centers on voiceovers as the girl tells her feelings for her parents, her life before the abduction and for her kidnapper known only as The Stranger. Again, I've seen all of Lommel's "real life" movies that have been released so far and this one here took me by a pleasant surprise. Not that I'd ever sit through the thing again but at least Lommel tried something different and didn't just deliver the same old garbage. I think what really helps this film is Wendi Jean Linn as the girl and Gunther Ziegler as The Stranger. We really don't get to see them "act" since most of the film is structured around voiceovers but this is beneficial since the majority of Lommel's recent films have been even worse due to the bad acting. Here, they at least look the parts well and the narration by Gwen Trevathan is really good. The film is way too slow and too much stuff is repeated for it to be considered a marginally good film. I'm really not sure what Lommel's obsession is with having a character look into the camera, ask questions and then constantly reuse this footage. Also, the running time of 81 minutes is the norm for his recent films but he might want to consider cutting them down to a hour or less. This is how "B" and "Z" movies were back in the day so he might want to revisit that. With that said, this is still a weak film but it's a lot better than anything the director's have given us over the past decade but then again, that's not saying too much.

I'm appalled as to how this movie even made it past the production phase. Every single aspect of this movie was a train wreck. The acting was non-existent. The only parts of the movie that were even slightly disturbing were scenes cut from other movies and played over and over again. The locations were horrible. The continuity was also non-existent. The female actress wears an outfit in one frame and then in the very next frame is wearing something completely different. They used a mix of American and foreign actors for a movie that was filmed in the US, yet uses foreign city names for their locations to depict a true story of an incident that occurred in a foreign country. Very confusing. The narrator's voice was different than that of the actual female actress. They actually HIRED a separate actress to narrate this movie- and her voice alone made me want to jam a rusty and slightly-bent screwdriver into my ears repeatedly. The director also appeared to be obsessed with the male actor's ass as he repeatedly zooms in and focuses on it. I'm pretty certain that the male actor's ass is the star of the entire movie, at least you'd think so.There is absolutely nothing redeeming about this movie whatsoever. Absolutely the worst one I've ever seen hands-down. I feel very sorry for the female actress in this movie- if she actually has the intention of being a legitimate actress, she's off to a horrendous start. I.. I just don't know what else to say. Don't touch this movie- unless of course you'd like to watch a grown man have explicit close-up sex with an inanimate doll repeatedly (and yes, I mean an actual doll).I would rather go through what the subject of this "true story" went through in real life over and over again for te rest of my life than to have to watch this movie again.