bowmanblue Danny Dyer is an enigma. A man not particularly... well, anything at all, and yet he still has a loyal fan base and, even more surprisingly than that, a career.The only thing weirder, is why I keep watching his films. The Business and Severence were excellent (and I will admit to also like Doghouse), plus he did one about football hooliganism which was just about okay, but pretty much everything else he's done is terrible.If you read the blurb it says, and I quote: "NERVE-SHREDDING TERROR... DANNY DYER AS YOU'VE NEVER SEEN HIM BEFORE Prepare yourself for one of the most terrifying films of the year. An all-action, adrenaline-fueled bloodbath" I have to wonder why no one's reported the film-makers for false advertising. Perhaps because no one has actually bothered to watch the films? Dyer plays an escaped nut-job who kidnaps a middle class mum and drives her around London while he flips from being nice then nasty to her. Everywhere they stop she tries to escape and fails. Will she get away in the end? I defy many people to actually care.I like horror and thrillers and there are some real low budget gems out there (try 'Mum and Dad'), but this is not one of them. Repetitive, badly-written and not particularly well acted either.Avoid.

nickbamber100 What a film this is. I thought it was brilliant. Danny Dyer plays a nutter on the run who kidnaps an innocent nurse. The nurse is princess Nuala in Hellboy 2. She's also very good as she tries to escape from him all night long. The film is also about the psychological game between the two of them. There is also some pretty good twists throughout the film (check out the Vespa guy... It's a classic. Or the stuff happening in the shack.)Not a perfect film but if you like gritty stories, then this is one for you. Moral of the story? Lock your car door because you really don't want Danny Dyer in your car after dark...

dimsumsunday My OH ordered this film on Bluray as he loves Danny Dyer. Although I have never been the biggest Dyer fan, I was pulled into this story straight away - it was scary and tense and I just wanted Amber to get away from Frankie. In my opinion, Danny Dyer played this different character really well and Anna Walton was very good as the kidnapped nurse trying to keep ahead of him. There were a few moments that made me feel a bit queasy and uneasy but that shows they did what they were meant to. The weirdest thing for me was I felt sorry for Frankie at the end, making me think quite a lot about it. That to me, is the sign of a decent film.I will most definitely be watching this film again, as will my OH who also enjoyed it a lot.

mjr82 IMO, This film shouldn't have been made at all, it wasn't one of Danny's best!In-fact i think it's his worst one yet and i predict that it will never be watched more than once by anyone, it's that sort of film, it's very boring and nothing really happens, it's the same thing all the way through the film, and the end was terrible, I was expecting more violence, better acting from all actors and a better story line!Granted, Danny dyer plays quite a good insane person, but his acting shines through more when he plays gangster type roles or hard man acting roles!Stick to what you do best Danny, the hard man acting works, this doesn't!