I like horror films (including cliche horror) and I like Skeet Ulrich - this movie was terrible. It started with the plot to Jumanji and ended with an overly scripted eye roll inducing monologue. Just don't watch it.

As the title of the movie suggests and the boxart hint at, the movie is about a group of friends who participate in an Escape Room, an activity where a person/people are tasked with solving a series of puzzles before the time limit runs out. Of course, it turns deadly, but not any more interesting or thrilling.As I mentioned, this has Saw rip-off written all over it. That doesn't automatically disqualify it from being good. It's nowhere near as bad as anything from the Asylum or Video Brinquedo, but it's hardly up to snuff. The characters aren't cliched, in fact they don't have any real characteristics. There are only two in the cast with any actual acting chops,were Annabelle Stephenson who plays a decent ice queen and Evan William's smart guy who slowly becomes more unraveled. Not at all Oscar-worthy performances, but not really Razzie material, either. There is some decent gore in the few scenes that it actually happens, but that's really all the movie has going for it. The games don't even have the philosophical weight or complexity to them like the Saw movies. It's worth a watch and it's mercifully short, 80 minutes.

Today i went to the cinema to watch the movie Escape Room.My thoughts on this movie are:Characters are uninteresting. There are 3 couples . 1 who are very into each other, 1 that pretty much hate each other and 1 who pretend to love each other. Each of the actors are bland they have very uninteresting dialogue. To make the story short: They had dinner with each other in a restaurant. The horny chick had to pay the bill and after dinner they said goodbye to 1 of there friends who went to a other party and the rest of them went to the "escape room", The puzzles are boring and the death scenes are predictable everything inbetween is boring and when the final chick left the van after she was released for whatever reason went to seek help and ended up calling the cops, while calling for help her conversation was somehow hacked (? ) by the people who killed her friends and told her that she is a awful person who caused her friends to die and that she should feel bad. End of story.

This is "The game meets "Saw", but not in a good way. Characters are cardboard, no back story. The only true performance that merits attention is Natasha" she carries the movie. The lead did a semi good job making the audience "hate him" but doesn't have that "it" factor to be a lead. The beginning seemed like the writer didn't quite know how to start with the story, but seemed to pick it up (a tiny bit) toward the middle but get writers block at the conclusion. There is lee way for a sequel, but I escaped and I'm not going back.