The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.

It's a movie as timely as it is provocative and amazingly, for much of its running time, it is weirdly funny.

Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows

Noomi Rapace seems to be working hard in taking on challenging roles in her career and RUPTURE is such a role. Unfortunately, despite the physical performance she gets to give, RUPTURE is a lesser film and one that suffers from an all-too-familiar air of predictability. She plays an ordinary mother who gets kidnapped by mysterious strangers and subjected to various cheesy fear tests in a locked room, which mainly involve her being menaced by CGI spiders. The film plays out at a slow pace and gradually builds to a left-of-field climax that relies too heavily on more CGI for effect. It's certainly not the worst plot I've seen, but it is limited and similar plots have been done better previously.

I'm glad I ignored the other reviews and gave this one a try. I'm not usually into alien movies of any kind because I usually find them silly and unbelievable, but I can say I was sucked into this one. The idea was very original and there are no "unanswered questions." If you watch the entire thing and pay attention everything will be explained to you. If you enjoy sci fi and originality you will enjoy this

Combination of Hostel, Deadpool's mutation/evolution sequence, invasion of the body snatchers and Rosemary's baby all come to mind then blended into torture snuff.overall very similar theme to the Science fiction series 'Threshold' where an alien invasion signal from an extraterrestrial probe bioforms/converts humans genetically altering their minds into fifth colonists

'RUPTURE': Three and a Half Stars (Out of Five) A psychological horror flick directed by Steven Shainberg (who also helmed the 2002 cult classic 'SECRETARY') and written by Shainberg and Brian Nelson (who also wrote the 2005 cult classic 'HARD CANDY'). It stars Noomi Rapace as a single mother that's abducted by a mysterious organization, and then subjected to severe fear-inducing torture as part of some secret experiment. The film also costars Michael Chiklis, Peter Stormare and Kerry Bishe. It hasn't been well received by most viewers, or critics that have seen it, but I enjoyed it.Renee (Rapace) is a single mother struggling to deal with an abusive ex, who's also her son's father. After dropping the boy off at his dad's for the weekend, Renee is abducted (on the road after blowing a tire) by a secret organization. She's then taken to an unknown location, where she's injected with chemicals and subjected to torturous fear-inducing experiments. Renee encounters multiple other people being held there, who are also being subjected to the same horrendous experiments. When she's left alone, Renee breaks free of her bondage, and then begins sneaking around the location in an attempt to figure out what's really going on.The movie definitely has a cheesy B-horror movie feel to it, but I like that feel in films (if it's done well). This movie is really creepy, and effectively nightmarish to a certain extent. I always have to give those things credit. Rapace gives it her all in the lead (like always), and the supporting actors seem to be having a lot of fun with their creepy roles. It's definitely not an especially well made (or well written) movie, but it is fun and entertaining (in my opinion at least). If you like creepy bad B-horror flicks, I think you'll probably get a kick out of it (like I did).Watch our movie review show 'MOVIE TALK' at: https://youtu.be/K3Maw4akm_o