The reviews for this film are interesting, jump around a bit, and, I think are accurate. After all, each viewer is going to have a different experience. Some say there isn't tension, others say it's full of suspense. Twists or predictible, pick a side. Whether this plot has been done in many B movies as one reviewer wrote, I can't say. What I can say is that, in writing, a popular teaching is that there are only seven stories. The job of the writer is find a new way to make those same stories fresh and interesting, over and over and over. So, for me, I agree with the others who found the film worth a bit of time to watch. It isn't a standout, but it is produced well, has solid acting, and it held my attention. Even though I noticed the acting, which normally isn't a good thing, I think it was in this instance, thanks to Maria del Mar, Dominic Zamprogna, Katharine Isabelle, Bryce Hodgson, and Daniella Evangelista. Each brought the right level of believablility to his/her character that it kept me engaged, especially in the scenes with high stress and conflict. Had they not, I believe the film would have been flat, with acceptable acting for the all roles, but nothing to add character and interest to those roles. It may be a quirk of mine; I want some individuality and uniqueness in every character I see on screen, no matter how small the role, or the quirk. Unfortunately, for me, Joe Lando didn't make me believe he was feeling what the script said he should. That is not to say he was bad; he was not. I have not seen him in other roles to see a range of his work. I speak only to this one performance. In this film, he did not move me to feel for him. On the production side, there were some high points for me. I liked the use of light and shadow choices. I liked that some of the "suspense" moments were slow, deliberate, and clearly in focus, and some were quick, shadowy glimpses. I liked the flipping back and forth between light and dark cuts. I noticed the use of slices of light which I liked. I thought the chase scene and escape were shot very well. I liked the film's pace, that there wasn't any unnecessary footage, that it kept moving forward. I liked that the underscoring was so spot on and appropriate that I didn't even notice it. That's saying a lot for me. There were choices on how the attacks occur that were, to me, bold and surprising. I didn't mind that the story was a well-used one, or that I figured out right off what was happening and who the baddie is. I got involved with the people, the sudden upset in their lives, and the mechanisms through which they have to go to resolve the threats. If nothing else, this film is a good example of how plot and theme are two different things. There were enough twists and interesting choices for me to enjoy and follow the plot, and enough good acting for me to become engaged and invested in these people and their troubles.