Saiph90 OK, it really is totally unfair to review a movie were you only watched it for 10 minutes but I am as I feel robbed of 10 minutes of my life. Looking through Amazon on my fire stick this was free, it seemed to have an interesting premise so I took a punt. Found footage, god help us this genre has been utterly flogged to death, it is to scary, interesting it is boring. At the start a bloke gets his phone out and starts filming his girlfriend making dinner, I can just image getting home from work and thrusting my phone at my wife as she made dinner, then the friends come for dinner and you film them eating? At this point I gave up with the useless acting utterly boring dialogue and script, looking at other review probably one of my better decisions.

ltravis-00439 I don't know why anyone would praise this movie, and give a long glorifying review with colorful words. I'm wondering if all those great reviews were friends of the director or actors. The movie had potential to have a great ending. First of all, whose feet were at the garage door, about halfway into the movie? Who was the guy standing on the deck? We were shown all the scenes through his phone, so why would we suddenly "see" his dream at the end? That just throws confusion into the end of the movie. Why hasn't anyone mentioned all the orbs floating around in their bedroom in several scenes in the last 25 minutes or so of the movie? I thought for sure that there may be a supernatural element, since there were obvious orbs? So am I believe those were real orbs that made it into the movie? If they aren't real, why were they added?I also predicted the ending at the very beginning, since he mentions he used to sleep walk. This movie was suspenseful at the beginning, and I was very disappointed at the end.

Jack Miles So me and the wife love found footage films. Everything from Paranormal (which this ones is filmed a lot like) to Blair Witch and even some indies that most people have never heard of. We literally will watch anything on Netflix and Amazon, especially horror films. Most of the time, i have to say we are a little disappointed, even though we still enjoy all indie films and see the creativity or lack there of in some of these low budget ones. This one caught our eye from the cool poster we saw on Amazon. Never heard of it or the actors involved but gave it a chance. And it was quite the little thriller. Definitely a gem in the group of indies we have seen in the past year. Don't want to give too much away, but it is essentially a reality TV show that takes place over 4 nights and some very cool horror elements. Give this one a shot cuz it was a breath of fresh air compared to the same ol same ol out there that we have been watching. Very cool film!!!!

L This was by far THE worst movie. If it got any stars above 2, then it's just people who know the Josh guy who created it. It's not intriguing, thrilling, suspenseful or anything you would think this movie would be. The ending has NOTHING to do with a break-in, which is what the title is. You spend an hour watching the most nauseatingly happy people do the most mundane stuff (I.e. shopping, cooking, drinking wine with friends) and then in the last 12 minutes or so, when you think to yourself, "FINALLY! It's September 13th!!," you are given an ending that does absolutely NOTHING. It has NOTHING to do with a "break-in." It's this guy who had, for whatever reason, walked around with his camera phone (one that doesn't seem to work so well) recording all day long (this phone's battery was awesome though) because he was, oh so excited he didn't have a flip phone anymore (in 2011), that he sleep walks and, thinking he sees a man with a ski mask, kills his fiancée. The end. Nothing on who the guy standing outside of their house was, who was breaking into the houses in the neighborhood or even who stabbed their best friend, nothing! The description says, "More than 2,000 Americans are victims of home burglary each year. How safe is your neighborhood?" but the end of the movie gives statistics about how many homicides are committed by sleepwalkers :/, so which is it that we are supposed to be focusing on here? I'm so glad this movie was never in the theaters for me to waste money on and that I watched it for free on Amazon, even still I feel robbed.