Fun film which left me wanting a bit more when the credits rolled, but with moments so great and twisted, that I only wanted more.

Confusing I know, and that's how I felt about the film. Performances were fantastic. Michael Pitt and Bradley Corbet were perfection in their sick twisted roles as Peter and Paul. Naomi Watts and Tim Roth performances made me feel their pain, but maybe a little too much too soon. My biggest criticism with the film…

A plot (and title) that sounds like a slasher, horror flick but a story beautifully simple between a kidnapper and victim that dissects how warped the notion of love can be.

I'm always pleasantly surprised with older films like this, how the simplicity can really cut through the mess we associate with modern filmmaking sometimes and give way to a very disturbing, yet enlightening character piece.

Very much enjoyed the film, but wish some plot points had been resolved (like…

I feel horrible to admit that my first review on Letterboxd is such a negative one. I try to approach every movie (even the bad ones) with positive energy in such a negatively flavored world. I also preface this with the fact that until last night, I have never walked out of a movie...but this one did the trick.

I honestly have no idea how this film made it into theaters. Choices felt arbitrary, pacing and ideas felt sloppy, and…