This is an incredibly original movie nothing like it before. I can relate to this as a person who enjoys his privacy and alone time.

This wasn't too bad a suspense movie about an agoraphobic lady who gets questioned in her neighbor's death, a new couple moves into the newly vacated apartment, and nobody is who they seem to be. Selma Blair does a good job in the above mentioned role as her doctor and conceierge have been looking after her and providing her with contact to the outside world as this new situation arises. When the police start investigating, it leads to unsuspecting results, suspicious people, and situations that might remind you of other movies, as well as a surprising and well-done ending. I'm glad I watched this movie as the best part was the performances.** 1/2 out of ****

this is one of those stories we want to see with never ending unexpected surprise twist and turns in the plot. this movie is not that!! BUT as an entertaining film it cooks on all four burners!the story is predictable and at one point even silly (doctors house in garden) --- but so what. even if you can guess what will happen next what will keep you watching is to see how they will achieve it. the acting is good and there are a few truly suspenseful scenes. the setting is lavish and a treat for the eyes. you can even find yourself becoming emotionally involved with the recluse.so if you want a story without too much to have to watch and remember so you will understand what exactly is happening in the story - this is your flick.

I watched this film without having read any reviews or heard anything about it. The fact that it contained Selma Blair, Amy Smart and Kevin Pollack was enough of a recommendation for me. Unlike some of the other reviewers, I was not disappointed. In fact, I was somewhat startled by the number of negative reactions. I guess they are fans of shoot em ups while I like a more atmospheric, intellectual movie. This is not a great movie but it is a good movie. I thought of it as a homage to the psychological thrillers of the forties and fifties. Pollak, as always, is superb and both Blair and Smart do credible turns. The twist at the end is fairly predictable but at the same time satisfying. Well worth watching, at home, on a chilly evening.