Sam Esmail	...	(Director)
Rumaan Alam, Sam Esmail	...	(Writer)
Julia Roberts	...	Amanda Sandford
Mahershala Ali	...	G. H. Scott
Ethan Hawke	...	Clay Sandford
Myha'la	...	Ruth Scott
Farrah Mackenzie	...	Rose Sandford
Charlie Evans	...	Archie Sandford
Kevin Bacon	...	Danny
Alexis Rae Forlenza	...	Danny's Daughter
Vanessa Aspillaga	...	Salvadora
Josh Drennen	...	Officer Crow
Erica Cho	...	Jocelyn
Orli Gottesman	...	Taylor
Pavel Frolov	...	Plane Crash Victim #1
Jesse King	...	Plane Crash Victim #2
Kevin Kenny	...	Plane Crash Victim #3
Alex Barber	...	Kid Beachgoer
Madison Jessica Bennett	...	Kid Beachgoer
Sebastian Deerkop	...	Beach Goer
Mac Quayle	...	Composer
Tod Campbell	...	Cinematographer

Comments: What the Fuck!

That's what I said

You gotta admit that was funny

Having said that, if you're not uncomfortable watching this movie you're doing it wrong

That it fails to hit most of its targets is a minor detail. Give it, at most, an E for effort when it comes to the film-y flourishes, and throw your pillow at the screen when it yanks your covers off with that ending, but give it some props for promising you all along that something's going to happen and then ... well, I'm not sure what to do with that fail

I can't think of two actors I more actively avoid than Julia Roberts and Ethan Hawke. I have no idea how I ended up watching this. Julia and Ethan are not so annoying as older people. I enjoyed them. There's something train wreck-y about this flick. That's not so bad


Summary: A family's getaway to a luxurious rental home takes an ominous turn when a cyberattack knocks out their devices, and two strangers appear at their door.