sarahdekoning861 I know a lot of people hated this. But I, maybe unfortunately, enjoyed it.. Let me explain. Even though Lindsey Lohan was not a good choice to be the main protagonist in this film, she did do a job at portraying the 'sexy' parts as a stripper. I think someone like Saoirse Ronan would've done a better job (it did remind me a bit of the Lovely Bones), it still portrayed what the producer wanted to potray. The problem is, in my opinion, that the writer meant to say something different. The metaphors and symbolism are more simplistic than one might think. I liked the 'red vs blue' theme and I think this film would've, (or could've) been fantastic. That is why I am giving it an 8. I should give it a 6, because other than the 'thought of it being a good plot' it sucked, but I like having an open mind.

cmovies-99674 PROS: There are shreds of moments when the acting is good, but those moments are far and in between. Overall, there is simply just no pros.CONS: No fear, no purpose. There was no tension built up in the film at all. The opening scene and the end scene are the only times when the director even bothered to add some fear. That's it. For about an hour you are kept sitting in front of a screen absolutely clueless to what is happening. The plot is so magnificently pointless as well. I'll try explain, but it's going to be hard. A girl who is supposedly supposed to have a twin gets tortured until the twin gets hurt??? The connections made between characters in this film are quite simply non existent. All depth that characters are supposed to have has vanished, because each and every person in the story added no relevance to the film, and no detail or substance to the plot. Which yet again is a reason the movie failed. The final thing is the ending. Like what! How could anyone think this film was good with an ending like that. The resolution is so worthless to the story that it might as well not even be there.www.chorror.com

douglas.soesbe I've been meaning to write this for a long time, but the reviews of this movie are largely unfair. I found this movie a deliciously dark, often witty but scary experience. The writing is quite good, miles ahead of what the genre usually provides. Character work was detailed and dialogue was way above average. Somehow I think that Lindsey Lohan's reputation at the time was reviewed more than the movie, which is miles ahead of most films in this genre. The dual personalities and the theme of separating reality from fantasy is very well positioned in the script, which brings a level of thematic to the piece that's rare for the genre, as well. I also think the movie, because it was sold as a horror film, was hugely misunderstood.

rixrex Pity the poor film school graduated writer, director or producer who really liked watching those surrealistic foreign films but just has to make it in the Hollywood movie world.They believe that there just must be a way to make a done-by-committee Hollywood film that encompasses all the great bizarreness of a Fellini or Almodovar film and still be understood by the legion of common folks going to movies and also be commercial success.Well here's another example that this cannot be done or, if done, will be a failure.This terrible endeavor got it's well-deserved razzie, worst film of the year.