What a stinker! Have some self respect, Ms. Nichols, and choose roles that involve a lot more than you running around a parking garage in what amounts to a slip. Are things going that poorly in your career that this drek seemed like the right choice? If so, quit your day job and do something else. Please. For everyone's sake.

Wow!! I truly loved this film from beginning to end! A truly suspenseful thriller that had me sitting at the top of my seat the whole time!!!! A real struggle just to survive the night!I highly recommend this film to all thriller lovers!!! :)

Very gory! Often cringe worthy. Would have enjoyed it more if she didn't seem like such a bag. Not a spoiler because you get that right off at the start. Still had me tense though. I actually thought the movie was going to be a kidnapping in a parkade then the woman taken to another location. I was prepared to be terrified of parkade a after but nope I'm okay. Although parkades still kind of freak me out. Lol

I am nutsy-cuckoo for coco puffs for this film. I own a copy and watch every couple of months. This is the story of...pfft, who wants to read a plot synopsis? Neither you or me. The premise is utterly absurd, I'll admit that however, the more you watch it, the more plausible it could be. Roger Ebert, the late, great one, reviewed and applauded it for its' realism, reminding him of the time he got locked inside Hyde Park in London, England. That's sounds like a joke, too but it happened. What makes this story work so well is how real everything is. It's not too extreme in any direction and Rachel Nichols' Angela is equal parts scared, smart and assertive. Bentleys' Thomas doesn't seem scary but that's what make him more so; that ability to seem sane and rational while all the while being a raving lunatic. You know, this movie is mostly in the dark parking garage but you can see everything! There is actual lighting so it isn't a struggle to tell what's going on. Round of applause to Franck Khalfoun, the director, and Maxime Alexandre, cinematographer for that. And Ruth Secord, costumes, she deserved an award for that dress (14 used) Rachel Nichols wore. Sorry, gents, it stayed in place for the whole picture. I guess that's a spoiler. Karl certainly didn't ruin my Christmas.