[Professor S]

I loved it because the movie was more abou the people in the situation than the situation. When looking back on the film, you could see how the whole mess could have been avoided if everyone had kept their heads, but yet you could also see how everyone lost their ****.

It had aspects from every 70's slasher/exploitation horror film (like Last House on the Left) wrapped up in a nice little psychological and cyclical plot. Much better than Saw or any of the mainstream horror movies made of late.