This film is simply one of the most childish, pathetic pieces of nonsense I have ever had the misfortune to view. My other half and I watched this awful drivel in its entirety purely to laugh at the juvenile nature of the plot and the disgraceful performances of the 'actors'.By far, the greatest scene in this movie is the final one. This is because you know that the characters are all dead and this awful, awful, stupid 'film' has ended. None of it makes sense, the 'characters' are wooden and totally removed from reality. The 'acting' in itself is totally unbelievable, ridiculous and bordering on absurd. I have never seen anything like it. To think that somebody has even looked at this script without laughing worries me.Watch only to waste your time, or laugh at the shocking reality that this film received funding to begin with. Drivel. Dross. Balderdash. Listening to a high pitched fire alarm screech for 24 hours would give you more enjoyment than this ludicrous piece of dung.

Apparently 'Don't Let Him In' is to be released in the UK in readiness for Halloween. Quite surprised that there are already over 1500 Facebook 'likes'.I've also just watched a little presentation, including interviews, of the London Premiere......seems it went down well.In view of all this I've just watched the film again, after a gap of over a year, and have to admit that I liked it far better this time around. Maybe its just the time of year (Halloween).....or perhaps the film just grows on you?Anyway, all of this stuff is now on the DLHI website.

Saw this at random, didn't know anything about it. I don't usually write any reviews, but I had to for this, since it was so awful! From the first few minutes, I could tell that the actors were terrible and the script was awful! I have honestly seen better acting and production values in a home movie. I was surprised at how long the end credits were, I thought it was going to have things like 'Sound by my Uncle Terry' and 'Blood Provided by Heniz'.From the outset, you know who the killer is...no imagination there. There is one 'plot twist' that was original, but the rest of it was as cliché as they come. In fact, I was laughing out loud at how bad some of them were.This is a real testament to why British cinema isn't doing very well!

Big spoilers here but I suggest you'll read them so you don't have to bother watching this movie.I can't believe people are being positive about this movie, there are even people here who say that the actions the characters made were believable. All characters were a joke, especially the police agent who just happened to be at an abandoned farm and didn't notice a bloody guy with two knives right behind him. Why go look for that Tristan in a dark forest while he has a cellphone? The cellphone seemed to work perfectly well in the forest. (except when the calls were important, of course). Someone who has been cut comes into your house, what do you do? Exactly, go fishing and leave the women at home. That blonde girl (didnt bother to remember her name) was so dumb, i couldn't help laughing when she was killed. And that girl who just sits there drawing some body parts on a tree? And the multiple teacher screams that follow? I couldn't stop laughing. I'll give it a 2 instead of a 1 to give the writer of the movie benefit of the doubt that he meant the film to be this bad. The maggots coming from the eyelids. The total random spike in the farm. The struggles in the house, especially when Paige and Tristan fall when fighting over the knife. The scare effects you could've seen coming from a mile away like the bloody hand on the window, the screaming gypsy hiker. I'm glad I've seen this movie so I won't ever think that it could've been good and I'm glad all the characters ended up dead.