This was really riveting with some amazing set pieces (the club scene and its aftermath were gorgeously shot and intense). Rachel Brosnahan delivers a killer performance too. Definitely one to keep an eye out for this fall. B+

Rachel Brosnahan is great in this and carries the movie on her shoulders very well. A lot of scenes and thrills in the movie work because of Brosnahan's expressions and committed performance. The supporting cast are great in here. The direction, script and screenplay are very uneven but Julia Hart does a great job in creating the dread of a helpless wife left by her husband specially in the first half. The very finale just ends up too quick and I really wish we can see movies about men and women working together. I just feel that in all recent movies men are either supporting good character or straight up villains. I felt it heavily in this movie where Teri seems to have been forcefully injected in the middle of the movie. The supporting cast are all great here.

B

Thanks it was late at night I guess I was tired

I don't think this needed to be as long as it was, but the central performance here from Rachel Brosnahan definitely kept me engaged and the movie does have a great tense/dread filled atmosphere to it which really helped when it came to the set pieces. I thought the direction and the supporting cast were all equally solid in this, but the pacing did drag a bit at times and I also found the finale pretty underwhelming/anticlimatic and way too easy.

B-