source: Crawlspace

Semi familiar story line with a twist in a good way. A few quotes used in repetition play out in a unique way that you'll remember. It drags you in like your part of the story and, Every time the good guy gets away with something, you'll almost feel like your team scored. Worth the money to rent.

This is worst that a B movie. Why they just didn't tear the floor up and drag the man out. Fake blood don't even move or drip. Characters can't act except the FBI lady. Best one yet. ..walk movie..omgg. What you want.me to.say.how the robbers look like 2 bozo and they don't even fit the part. But I'm at least going to finish it. The husband looks like he's 50 and his wife looks 25 stop putting these young blond chick's in movies. That look like your daughters. What a waste of my time . If this review goes through..stop and watch something else. Seriously..don't waste your time..even the dialog sucks.

This feels like a TV movie that has elements of cheese & some of the characters are the typical clichéd ones. It isn't the worst type of movie in said genre. It is watchable but very underwhelming. The plot lines move along at a snail pace & I'm sure they have paid homage or borrowed elements from the home alone films... However this is played straight & the ott antagonist is the predictable psychopathic, narcissistic type with his partner in crime like Lenny from of mice & men. The ending has an extra dose of cheese that is borderline too much. The "attempts" at humour feels more cringe than anything else.

My great granddad was a plumber. My grandad was a plumber. My dad was an accountant. I have been torn most of my life between becoming a plumber or an accountant. After watching this thriller of a movie I have finally decided, I will become a plumber! I have always respected the profession but had no idea how epic plumbing could be. Finding hidden loot in the crawl space, making Wolverine style nail claw gloves, making improvised cross bows out of piping. Taking on a whole town of corruption with nothing more than your pride, good looks, and upper tier plumbing skills. Take a seat John Rambo, there's a new plumber in town.

The opening 5 minutes were perfect, I was surprised how carefully the scenes were written... and then Henry Thomas and Olivia Taylor Dudley entered and I was looking at *-level acting. I'm not exaggerating, they can't act! Then Jennifer Robertson appeared and she was worse... and then the rest, each one worse than the previous one. This film could have been good, enjoyable mindless fun, but the actors are beyond anything you would imagine in terms of bad, bad acting. If they ever make a remake with *real* actors and they even hire a director, I'll watch it. Until then, I'm sorry, it's a hard no.

Home alone meets the A team meets macgiver, a plumber gets mixed up in a bungling pair trying to ransack a corrupted man's house to gain money. It's not bad, but not good either. It's much more than some of the low ratings and it's an ok watch, the twist is not exactly ground breaking but this film doesn't pretend to be either. It was alright, touch teeth grinding with the injuries and certain characters didnt really need to be there but it's watchable.

I stumbled upon the 2022 thriller "Crawlspace" from writer Jacob D. Wehrman and director L. Gustavo Cooper here in 2022 without ever having heard about the movie. But I opted to sit down and watch it, as it was a movie that I hadn't already seen. And while "Crawlspace" definitely was watchable and entertaining enough for what it was, then it just wasn't an outstanding thriller. Sure, the storyline was good and well enough written, but overall then the movie was somewhat generic and predictable. A shame really, because "Crawlspace" could have been more than what director L. Gustavo Cooper churned out. The acting performances in the movie were fairly good, and Henry Thomas did a good job in the leading role. Now, "Crawlspace" is a movie with a relatively small cast ensemble, so there was a bit of additional pressure on the actors and actresses to carry the movie. And they did manage to do so. "Crawlspace" is essentially an average, generic and straight forward thriller. And that is both what makes it a watchable movie, but also at the same time a movie that you will not return to watch a second time. My rating of "Crawlspace" lands on a five out of ten stars.

It's a situational thriller with a little boring starter and a fairly boring main character. He's too vanilla, goody two shoes. Which is why I was surprised when the thriller part kicked in, he turned out to be a little... well, a LOT tougher. He fought back the enemies. At first the plot was pretty straight forward. But nearing the end of the movie, there's a pleasant little twist. Not that much, but still pretty good. I mean, at least I didn't expect it at all. And along the thriller scenes, there were some accidental comedic potentials. I don't know if it was intentional or not, but it made the movie so much refreshing than before (it was pretty boring TBH). So over all, I think it's good enough for 6 stars.

The film has a good concept, but an epically poorly presented story. Here are some examples, so the main "hero" of the story is under the house and has a cell phone, but he doesn't call for help wtf (he obviously has signal and batteries because he had a missed call from his wife). On the other hand, the villains who are upstairs in the house "like" cannot get to him under the house, the only thing that separates them from the hero of the story are the thin boards on the floor and that's all considering that after the shot in the floor a hole of light was immediately shown which it means that it is rather thin floor, but apparently it is hard to remember to remove wooden floor. Mostly the movie is overcrowded with such scenes and it simply kills the movie completely. I watched it to the end, but it's more of a parody than an action, not a comic parody, ugh, it's hard to explain.