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Życie Jessiki z dnia na dzień zamienia się w horror. Gdy w domu zjawia się jej były chłopak, dochodzi do przerażających scen. Kobieta zostaje uwięziona w ciasnej spiżarni, z dala od swoich dzieci. Przeżywając koszmar w zamknięciu, będzie musiała wykazać się kreatywnością w poszukiwaniu sposobu na ucieczkę i ratunku dla swoich pociech. (Cineman)
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A clever little horror thriller from the director of Disturbia. Shut In is a surprisingly solid thriller that obviously didn’t cost much, but works well as both a survival drama and a thriller, and surprised me quite a few times. The film is set in a house with a mother with two young children who accidentally lock themselves in their pantry and can't get out. A pretty scary situation for both the main character herself and the small children behind the door, where practically anything can happen. Her drug-addicted ex hangs around with his friend who is known for abusing children and the problems start. Rainey Qualley is both likeable and gutsy, and for a film that takes place mostly in a pantry, there are a surprising number of tense situations (the hand under the door scene definitely leads the way). Of course there are a few illogical situations and the film itself doesn't have much ambition to deliver anything more than a suspenseful genre piece, but if you don't mind that, Shut In can reliably entertain on a dull evening. Story 2/5. Action 2/5, Humour 0/5, Violence 3/5, Fun 3/5 Music 3/5, Visuals 3/5, Atmosphere 4/5, Suspense 4/5, Emotion 3/5, Actors 3/5. 6/10.
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