Cast overview: | |||
Brian Geraghty | ... | David Hargrove | |
Alice Eve | ... | Emily Brandt | |
Josh Peck | ... | Corey Thompson | |
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Mike O'Brian | ... | The Man |
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Robert Huculak | ... | Robert |
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Ernesto Griffith | ... | Security Guard |
Bryan Terrell Clark | ... | Jerry (as Bryan Clark) | |
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Dan De Jaeger | ... | Luke (as Daniel De Jaeger) |
Omar Alex Khan | ... | Christian (as Omar Khan) | |
Aaron Hughes | ... | Patrolman | |
Will Woytowich | ... | Sergeant | |
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Glen Thompson | ... | Harold |
After a party, David Hargrove gives a ride home to his colleagues Emily Brandt and Corey Thompson. Corey decides to have dinner and they go to an isolated ATM. Soon they are threatened by an unknown man and they become trapped in the ATM trying to survive. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
So this is a horror or thriller. It is a wise choice for this movie to go without a wide cinema release. It does not really have the horror element and it can only be said to be mildly thrilling.
The title says it all. It's about three people trapped in a remote ATM and encounter a killer. I don't know if it's just me, but the first 30 minutes when I noticed the constant popping up of the CCTV footage and our title character performing aggressively, I made attempts to guess the ending, and I was right. I'm not going to spoil it here, but I promise it is not going to be a twist or stunt that blows you away. And in movies like this, it is often frustrating to watch when you know what is going to happen anyway.
While the plot does not have serious errors, the story is an overall unsatisfactory work. The acting is not top-class but okay, but the plot development and the ending are not pleasant from where I stand.
I've seen worse thrillers, but still I do not recommend this. There are better choices.