Apartment 212

I'm used to really hardcore rated R horror movies with gore and all, and I know this movie is pretty tame. I actually enjoyed this movie, especially the ending. Enjoy the movie.

Acting was really good across the board, the young actress in this was amazing. The direction was well paced, characters were believable, sets, if U can call them that, were realistic. The ending went the way i thought it would, but it was still an excellent addition to the genre. If U like suspense and plot build up in your horror movies minus buckets of blood (but still some 'icky' is in the movie), with very good acting for most of the characters, U will enjoy this

As soon as the movie starts, with a chick in a car nodding on real bad music, you get the feeling this is going to be a B-movie. But I've seen good B-movies before so why not giving it a shot. The first half of the movie there is some mystery and the story is entertaining enough to watch even though there is not much 'horror' going on for a horror movie. Penelope Mitchell is doing okay as the main character, as well as Kyle Gass playing the handyman. The acting is all okay aspecially for a B-movie. And that it is a B-movie became all clear at the end, the so-called horror part. They obviously didn't have the budget to create a decent monster. It's more laughable than anything else. I guess to watch once it's just about okay. Don't have too high hopes.

The monster is a metaphor for the girl protagonist's anxiety and helplessness. Good overall plot structure, but the low budget clearly shows. The creature just looks pretty lame.

It's a bit slow at times, but still held our attention throughout the film. I read a review that criticized the actresses "hotness." I don't think it would be possible for any actress to keep her "hotness" in this role. Also, enjoyed the role of Terry the handyman. Good ending.

40 minutes of nothing before things starts to happen and even then it's all just about how she keeps getting more bites with everyone around her being a imbecile, ignoring everything and how SHE IS COVERED WITH BITE MARKS. The police don't care, her neighbours don't care, the hospital doesn't care. And it keeps going back to her back story about her abusive boyfriend that I can't give a rats behind about. I watched an hour of this before I stopped because NOTHING HAPPENS. In an hour of watching, the only hint of a monster you ever get is a drawing on a wall (the poster of the movie) and the bite marks she keeps getting. I expected it'd be a buncha little bugs, like the ravenous scarabs of The Mummy or some disgusting worms or whatever. Nope. I skipped ahead to see what the monster was and... IT'S A LITTLE BAT YOU BARELY GET TO SEE. HOW IS THIS SCARY?! They even made an out of focus shot of their little ugly hand puppet bat sitting in a towel with shiny eyes, but you can't tell what it is because the shot is so out of focus. Most likely because the puppet looks bad if it were in focus. Not scary, not interesting, not anything. In the start it even felt like a comedy due to her goofy, overly friendly neighbor. Acting is all fine, no complaints there. But as a horror movie, this fails miserably.

I thought the plot sounded kinda unique and gave it a try. Im a big horror fan. I actually really liked this one. It wasn't big on graphics, which was honestly a nice change for once cause ppl tend to overdo it sometimes these days with that aspect and it just comes across as too cheese if it's not done well. but the creature is actually really well made. The filming was good, the acting was really good, especially for the roles they were playing. I'd honestly buy it to add to my collection. And I almost NEVER buy movies anymore