The directing is bad and the story isn't logical with cheap shock tactics that don't further the plot. The premise is okay. A woman moves into a new neighbourhood and is suspicious of her elderly neighbour. She thinks he might be hiding someone in his basement. He plays Wagner on the piano. There are too many red herrings to deal with that even the ridiculous ending can't explain.

Even David James Elliot is too good for this movie.

The movie really wasn't that great, but holds your interest to see what is happening.

Would seem very farfetched, except there have been several true cases - the three girls helds captive right in the middle of a neighborhood for many years, some beating children; the case of the father in another country (forget which one), who held his daughter captive for decades right under mom's nose and had children with her; and the case of a kidnapped girl kept in a tent in the backyard discovered as an adult. She also had born children. And many other cases of kidnapped children found as adults. Anyone living with someone who says you can't into a locked areas in your own home - run, don't walk to the police.

I was pleasantly suprised! Not bad for a lifetime movie, kept you guessing til the end, unexpected twist ending. There were a couple of holes along the way but those plot holes were feel towards the end of the movie. The person who you thought was innocent turned out not to be so innocent after all. I was glad to see them both pay.