Kattiera Nana I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

KnotMissPriceless Why so much hype?

Micitype Pretty Good

Arianna Moses Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.

lukandkilt I enjoyed 'You're Next'. The twist (as mentioned in just about every review) was satisfying, regardless of unsubtle it was from the get-go. For the genre that it is -- 100% slasher -- the film worked well, with the second half definitely bringing more life(/death) to it.Would recommend, if you're looking for a fun horror flick.

torstensonjohn I have watched a plethora of films of late, reviewing many of them. I almost chose to bypass in making comments about this one as it is entirely stale. Plot has an original tone to it with a rich family reunion, together in the deep woods, cue killer(s) starting taking them out one by one. It would have been MORE exciting if the group was outside rather than routinely taken out in the house. The music score was weak in trying to relate to the film being a horror show. We really don't even get a chance to see ANY character development. There were a few key elements that DID rise for a higher rating, such as one of the guests had a few surprises in store for the killers, there was also a twist or two that many will not see coming. I was actually laughing at some of the performances in this film and how the screenplay was put together. If you want to check this one out and shake your head asking why did I waste 90 minutes feel free for a dull fest. This was a mediocre 4.

johnwiltshireauthor I've had a number of people recommend this movie to me because they reckoned it would just the sort of thing I enjoy. On paper, they were right. Home invasion fought off with persistence--what's not to like? This was my second time of attempting to actually get through it because I told myself I'd not given it enough of a chance the first time around (I'd gotten to the dinner party and just curled up in a ball and died of disbelief). So, I tried it again. Got to the dinner party, ignored the stop button calling to me and stuck with it.... for another minute then watched the rest on fast forward (actually just jumping to the next bit of action). Why did I hate it so much? Firstly, where did they get these people? I won't call them actors because they weren't. My God. Wooden doesn't even begin to describe it. Then the writers. Sheesh. Have these writers actually heard anyone speak? For real? The dialogue was awful, just awful. Then there was the stereotypes. So, large family around the dinner table. One sibling is a lefty documentary maker. What was he wearing? A sort of Hezbollah scarf. One brother was a banker or something else evil, so he was in a cashmere roll neck and his wife in a frilly blouse even Mrs Thatcher would have vomited on, but the audience had to get that they were capitalists, so evil. The father made all his money... (remember wealth = greed and evil) in the arms trade. Wow. Juvenile writing. If you're going to do a home invasion movie, should you ensure that the audience actually cares about the home and the family that inhabits it? Fail.

Ian Rupert This movie really deserves a 7 or more rating IMO. You have to rate movies for what they are. This isn't supposed to be Oscar bait, it's a slasher horror movie, and it does that very well. The plot is good, and not really what you're expecting if you go in blind. I LOVE seeing a strong female lead and this movie has an excellent one. Sharni Vinson does a great job and should be an example to people, especially smaller and weaker people, that they don't have to be helpless victims if they will prepare themselves and learn some self defense and survival skills. Too many people walk through life with the "it won't happen to me" attitude and think somehow their cell phone and a cop that is 15+ minutes away is somehow going to save them from a crazy person with a weapon. No, you need to learn how to handle yourself because the chances anyone will get to you in time are slim to none. Of course, this movie probably would have been quite short if only the dad had a gun, but that's a discussion for another day and another place. Check this movie out if you like slashers, horror, thrillers, and especially if you enjoy seeing a smart, attractive lady take on some criminals. Don't walk through life unprepared. You shouldn't rely on other people or a cell phone to save you.