One of my all time favorites.

Bad Acting and worse Bad Screenplay

This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Acting is horrible. Choices they make, horrible. Just don't waste your time to be honest. Even the ending, horrible. I don't understand how it's so hard to make a "horror" movie nowadays. As for the reviews saying it's a good movie. I feel bad for you if you think this is a what a good movie consists of.

We decided to give it a chance but wish we didn't, good plot quite original about a carpool of strangers who dont get to their destination because of a sniper who wants to pick them off one by one.Brace yourself for the worst crying acting you have ever seen, screaming, grunting and basically annoying the hell outta you.I just wanted them all to die.

My quick rating - 6,1/10. Pretty tense movie. You wouldn't think there would be much to keep your attention being pinned on the side of a car by a sniper. But for 1.5 hours, this movie had me watching. I think they key to success is the fact that these were everyday people. Not the "one" person who happens to coincidentally be ex-navy seal, or something like that. And the ways that they respond to the terror of being trapped on the side of the road by some person for no apparent reason, plucking them off for fun, and at will was quality stuff. For the gore fans, the effective use of blood, and also suggested further body damage was quite gruesome. I was close to putting this in the horror category, but I'll stick with thriller, with some horror elements. Drop in a very good ending, and you end up with a darn good movie. Don't bother with the other reviews on IMDB. Too many said the "why didn't they do this, or that" and appreciate this movie for thinking, "what would I do" and I bet you won't just be coming up with clever mcgyver ideas, but would most likely be peeing yourself in fear. This just makes it all the more real (in fiction)

Yes, not hype, but a recognition of sorts, of minimalistic storyline, and a fair amount of what you came for; horror.The sense of dread starts about the 20 minute mark in, and continues til the credits get ready to roll. Originality is subjective, but hard to find genre films of a group of 20 somethings, who run aground without use of their phones no less, and get trapped behind their impaired vehicle for the better part of 90 minutes by an unknown. The "unknown" being a sadistic sniper. Not a spoiler, but it's pretty much known going in, trailer and all.It picks up a head of steam...tapers off for an act, and the final act is over the top....Gore *Check*, Suspense *Check*, Tension *Check*, Release **Yep*There is no rhyme or reason,just carnage and exploitive violence and it's a script/plot that is scaled back of information and depth, and it's not afraid to be just that...and that's where you check your brains and just enjoy the ride.