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.

Sorry, this movie sucks

Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.

This is a not-too-bad TV thriller starring Superman actor Dean Cain as Matt Lawrence, who moves into an NYC luxury apartment with his wife Jackie (Portia de Rossi). They find that the apartment building by many elderly neighbors and, when a young couple in their building disappears and the Lawrences start getting harassed by two of the elderly neighbors, the mystery ensues.This movie has its moments of intrigue, sending you chills like most mainstream horror/thriller movies do. It is kind of exciting seeing the Lawrences finding themselves stuck and scared in a building full of mysterious elders, and that, coupled with their tight financial situation, provides some suspense that makes you eager to know what the story unfolds.However, the movie does lack some plot twists and turns. The acting is average for the most part and the plot is somewhat predictable. However, it is good seeing Dean Cain star in a post-Superman production. It's not a bad movie for a time-passer.Grade B-

I stayed up late one night to watch this movie just because I like Portia De Rossi and found myself pretty interested in it, although quite predictable there are a few chilling twists in this drama and it's worth watching if it is on. It's a decent mystery drama and you should be pleasantly suprised by the sub-par acting by most of the cast. It centres around a couple who move into a new apartment at an extremely cheap price with a bunch of old people, who are obsessed with fitness we find out there obesession is more sinister than we realise and they will do anything to keep their youth even murder?

I didn't catch the beginning, but seeing the hot Dean Cain sucked me into it. Kinda creapy, very suspenseful, and an all around good tv movie as far as those go. The old people got on my nerves and I would have hurt them, if you see the moive you would understand.

I didn't actually intend to watch this. It was one of those movies of the week with incredibly low production values and a script weaker than aged parchment.I don't actually need to get into details here. The film is predictable enough that anybody watching it should have it figured out within about ten minutes. However, to give you a brief clue, yes, it's exactly what you think.Worst film I've seen in a while.