While preparing for the London Olympics, someone came across a large derelict warehouse, and thought that it would make a good film set. A few actors with a few days to spare were rounded up, given an overview of the plot and told to "get improvising". The two stars are for the attractive women in the cast, including one of my favourites; Michelle Ryan.

As others have pointed out this movie has frequent poor acting, poor direction and little originality - in fact it is really just a composite of The Running Man, Hunger Games and Maze Runner, but is unfortunately not a patch on any of them.I have seen many B grade and Indie movies and this was far from the worst - it did have some cool special effects and some of the fight scenes have reasonable martial art combat, but they are far too frequent and seem to be in there due to a lack of any other action. The music score was also quite well done.Baldwin and Glover certainly didn't add anything to the movie except their names to the credits...in fact I found their acting to be worse than the other less known actors. This deserves more than 1 star - but not by much - I give it a 3 because I did watch it to the end

I saw this movie for free, and I still overpaid. Alec Baldwin is, once again, a ham sandwich on two legs. Add the insufferable Danny Glover and you would think things couldn't get worse. But wait....poor photography, choppy editing, poor acting and corny dialog all contribute to making this a giant stink-burger.

28 minutes into the movie, one of the characters sob..."I don't understand what's going on..." At this point into this movie, I didn't either. It wasn't the acting,I have seen way worse. Besides most of the script was all one sentence lines. What little special effects there were, was decent. The camera work, the settings, the score...all o.k.ish. It boiled down to the PLOT...the STORY. Although the idea is not original, it could of been moderately entertaining, had the the audience been better informed with what the hell was going on. Nothing made sense and it didn't become any clearer, in fact 40 minutes in, it got worse. With the one line sentences and really no back story for any of the characters almost half way into the movie I didn't know any of the characters enough to really care about them....so I quit watching.