Pros: Good acting, logical writing and film directing Cons: Abrupt ending
First time director (at least for an American film) Nimrod Antal and first time screenwriter have teamed together for a very convincing, fairly realistic horror/thriller/suspense film. Once again, a film harks back to a Hitchcock classic, "Psycho". ...
Pros: intriguing premise, effective suspense Cons: full of absurdities, empty ending
Vacancy is a suspense thriller about a couple who discover they're the main characters in a snuff film. For much of its running time, Vacancy is a white-knuckle, nail-biting affair - that is, until the final reel when it reminds us that the word, ...
It occurs to me that 80 minutes is perhaps the perfect length for a suspense/horror film. After all, unless your name is Alfred Hitchcock, you have no business wasting 120 minutes or more of our lives when a mere 80 would more than adequately suffice. ...
I am not really a fan of horror movies. I prefer psychological thrillers, mysteries, Hitchcock genre and the like so Vacancy was not a thrill at all for me. It was, however, well acted and there were a few very suspenseful spots. Both Luke Wilson and ...
Pros: Great suspense, chillingly effective, wonderful acting from both Beckinsale/Wilson Cons: Horrible ending
Being an avid fan of the horror genre, I decided to check out Vacancy. Even though I wasn't expecting that much from it, I ended up walking out of the theater rather satisfied and shocked. Luke Wilson and Kate Beckinsale star as ...
Pros: Luke Wilson, Kate Beckinsale Cons: direction, script, execution of premise, awkward ideas and messages, and terrible ending
In a film genre that is rather scattered in ideas and premises, Vacancy hits the theatres with a fairly well-known cast (Luke Wilson, Kate Beckinsale), and a promising premise of a creepy reality with a dash of claustrophobic aroma. Vacancy ...
Pros: Good cast and premise. Cons: Tips the audience off far to early, by the numbers plot.
While driving down a back road late one evening on their way to L.A. an embattled couple, are about to make a stop that could cost them their lives. In “Vacancy”, Amy and David Fox, are returning home from a trip to celebrate the anniversary of their in ...
Worst ever. A better movie would be me popping a zit. by filmguru ,Apr 30 '07
Pros: Free parking Cons: Wasted my money on a ticket, and concessions. And. Wasted my time.
Even for a horror movie.. it had a stupid plot setup, predictable at every moment, conflicting screenplay, etc.
I can't tell you how many times I saw something in one scene conflict with another.. Just watch how many times the flashlight it on, then off..
I never wanted to get out of my seat so many times in a movie.
I laughed when people screamed, and they only screamed because they were probably stoned..
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