Here's what i said about
Don't Breathe last December.
Don't Breathe (2016)
This tale of three young burglars who take on more than they bargained for when they try to steal a wad of cash from a blind army veteran.
Merely okay. I felt it would have worked better in a 25 minute slot in an Amicus anthology film as repetition kicks in as we seem to be treading over the same ground throughout - keep quiet and still and hope the blind man doesn't shoot you. It's all fairly derivative and cliche in the way early plot points are laid on thick just so you don't forget them forty minutes later - Ladybirds, anyone?
As for the three burglars? I wanted them dead. Robbing folk, smashing their things, pissing on the floor of their victims. Deserved everything they got and more!
The film poster suggests that this is the best American horror film in twenty years. If it is then God help us!