Its not everyday that we stumble upon a “real” psychological thriller, but instead (most of the time) we are given a less than average work that does not stand out to one of the genres that takes real understanding of the language of film to be able to venture in it; not only did writer/ director “Charles Williams” deliver a brilliant piece of production but also proved himself to be a mature and established film maker who knows how to “thrill” without falling into the “cliché”

The storyline is very well knit as it transports the viewers into the mindset of the characters and makes the experience all the more thrilling, the multi talented writer/director “Charles William” proved his talent in drawing stimulating and exciting character lines. Acting wise, it is a real pleasure watching a group of actors working in full synergy and being able to deliver a well-crafted piece of work.

Technically, the work deserves a standing ovation as it reflects the level of maturity that “ Williams’ ” has in his true understanding of the language of cinematography and “mise en scene”; be it from his brilliant use of colored lighting that semantically connoted the desired effect to his choice of frames and editing style that made the watching experience all the more exciting. Another factor worth mentioning is the setting that works on foreshadowing certain events within the story line such as the bedroom composition of both main characters. The music used is also to be commended as it aided in enhancing the mood and in thrilling the viewers without being overly abused.