source: Exit 0

As I read the other reviewers, I was NOT on the edge of my seat. The characters had no chemistry especially Billy and Lisa. All I got out of the movie is Lisa is obsessed w/her phone and Billy is annoyed over Lisa being on her phone constantly. I don't know if Billy saw the murder or did he make it up. Was it his parents that was killed when he was six years old? And than it just ended (now I'm really confused) with the cop looking up the murders and them (the couple) driving off. So, I don't know what was going on in this movie.

If this movie had a lead actor up to the roll this would be one of my all time favorites. At no point during this movie did it ever look as if he wasn't acting. Not one emotion or facial expression one piece of dialog did it seem at all natural. The plot the location the writing and everyone else was excellent. One roll and one roll only this lead actor would be perfect for would be a biographical story of William Shatner. Watch this movie enjoy this movie just don't focus on Gabe Fazio. If you can get past the cheesy ham I have no doubt you will enjoy this. It's more atmosphere then bloody and it's lack of gore might bother some and many may not consider this a horror movie more thriller/mystery. Without details how the movie ends, first it was not what I expected and second I really can't think of any ending that could be better. Other theN the great writers/directors I've always thought that "brought to you by the people who brought you, insert movie title, was kind of a joke not with this I will actively search out movies E.B. Hughes is in involved with. Most people who review things myself included are really good at picking nits and many movies are so formulated it's easy to see what will most lucky be the ending and in this movie it was not easy to see because much of the story seems blank and even though I had no clue how it would end I can say the pieces fit together cleanly with no trickery no forced twist it's all just fits in the end. Nothing more needs to be said.

If you like weird "Twighlight Zone" atmospheric movies that unnerve you then you will enjoy this. Acting is good all round. I guessed the ending about 2/3 the way through but that's ok. Listen, we're in weird times and if you want to escape them, turn down the lights and watch this movie.

From the opening music and the shot of the car, to the end of the film- each shot is carefully constructed. The acting was excellent, as was the storytelling. I saw it on YouTube, after recommendation from a friend during the pandemic. I'm glad I did. I've been doing a lot of binge watching, and I can easily say of the last 20 new films I have seen, this one is right there near the top.

Never knew what was coming next. The photography was great, the acting was superb. I was always guessing what was coming next, and this movie had me on the edge of my seat. Fantastic

So I gave it a try. Basically, the trailer is the entire movie. This was way to long and to boring with a ton of amateur mistakes.

Very interesting, worthy of the follower. The story was great. I hope that the movie will be completed with another film to achieve more about the crime that happened.

You know those movies that approach, and flirt with, greatness but never quite achieve it? Most of the movie will be fine, or even good, but there are glimmers of a *great* movie hidden in there somewhere. If only the script had had a second draft, or if they'd had a more brutal editing process and trimmed some of the fat. Exit 0 flirts with competence and coherence. Every now and then you'll see these glimmers and glimpses of a movie that could have at least made sense. There are some effective moments that hint at a movie that could have been okay. Without giving away too much of the plot, there are two potential threats that appear to be at odds with each other and never wrap up in any meaningful way. Our two main characters, Billy and Lisa, are staying at a hotel that may either be haunted, or the owners of the hotel are, somehow, in cahoots with these local hillbillies that torture, rape and kill the hotel's guests. Or maybe it's both things-the hotel is haunted *and* these murders also happen to occur. Are the ghosts involved in making this happen somehow? Did a ghost leave a videotape for Billy as a warning, or as a threat? Do the hotel's owners answer to the spirits of a shipwreck? What must these meetings between hotel management and the apparitions look like, I wonder? Billy, I think, is supposed to be a character you're meant to care about. However, he spends the majority of the movie berating his girlfriend for existing. And in a moment meant to hint at a larger, more ominous threat, he notices that time moves at a different rate at the hotel. This could have been spooky if done right, but instead Billy winds up bragging about owning a Rolex, shaking it in the face of the hotel's front desk clerk. Exit 0 is full of moments that could have been good if characters had behaved like human beings. Instead of ending the movie on a mysterious note, leaving the viewer to wonder about the truth, the movie just sort of shrugs and admits, "I don't know." It's less ambiguous and feels more like the actual last ten minutes of the movie got lost somewhere.

Thought it had a great story line, was just spooky enough and kept me entertained the whole time. I enjoyed it.