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Evan waits for them to return, but neither do. Two are stronger than one, so they re-team off-screen. Despite being all alone, he repeatedly repels her and it's obvious to her, which is why she heads to the bathroom under the pretense of seeing why her companion is taking so long. Her advances are hard to resist, but he doesn't give in. One of them heads off to the restroom and leaves him alone with the other, which is when the flirtation becomes extremely obvious. He has given the girls robes to wear while their clothes dry, comfortable places to sit, friendly genuine conversation and warm drinks to imbibe while awaiting their Uber – but these two girls are about to show how ungrateful and messed up they really are. Up to this point, Evan has been a good host. The solid opening 30 minutes are completely ruined by the hour that follows. From here it all goes downhill at a very brisk pace. This doesn't happen just once, but repeatedly. Characters begin making unforgivably dumb decisions that the average everyday person wouldn't make in one hundred years. From here it dives into absurdity and completely unravels before our eyes. Everything is perfectly established and we're now ready to open the door to horror and thrills – but they never come. We know that something is awry and that this innocent man is being set up for … something. Up to this point, everything in 'Knock Knock' has worked. As the conversation progresses and grows ever more 'adult' in nature, Evan can't decipher whether what they're saying is honest or if they're becoming flirty – but either way, he's noticeably uncomfortable. The girls openly speak of sex as if it's as common as talking about the weather. He's surprised to learn about the new twenty-something mindset and how open and unreserved it is. As he talks with them, his mind is flooded with the nostalgia of being a single twenty-something, always in search of fun and romance. While waiting, he gets them towels and strikes up friendly and innocent conversation, asking them about their jobs and whatnot. Little does he know that he has just invited hell into his home. With genuinely honest intentions, he lets them into his home to warm up, dry off and wait until the closest Uber can arrive – which is over an hour away. Trying to get out of the rain, they've knocked every door in the neighborhood, only to find that literally everyone is out of town over this holiday weekend.

#Knockknock torrent driver#

Looking for a house party in this ritzy neighborhood, a mistaken Uber driver has dropped them off at the wrong home. That evening, as an ominous storm blows over, he receives a knock on his door from two stranded girls (Lorenza Izzo and Ana de Armas). On this Father's Day, instead of being able to celebrate the day with his family at a far away secluded beach, he's spending the day alone so that he can knock out an important and unfinished project. He's a hard worker and the high quality of his work has put him in high demand. Evan's life is perfect … for now.Įvan is a good man and a good husband and a good father. Together, they have two young children that couldn't be any more perfect. The home they live in couldn't be any more modern: giant open spaces, huge glass window walls, 90-degree angles, and tons of the wife's 'art' as decor. He's a former old-school vinyl-spinning DJ turn architect and his wife creates giant and often silly art gallery pieces. Keanu Reeves leads 'Knock Knock' as Evan, the male half of a pretentious small family. The set-up was there, but it simply couldn't follow through. It fails miserably, ultimately crashing and burning without ever getting tense or terrifying. It checks lots of must-have's off the list, but by the time it ends, it has fallen apart. 'Knock Knock' kicks off heading down this great direction. Much like noir movies of old, the antagonist frequently acts without obvious or logical motives, and no matter what the protagonist does, he or she simply cannot get away. When I think of a good thriller, I think of something like 'Cape Fear,' a film that is grounded in a reality in which the characters make rational - although frequently poor - decisions that lead to terrible consequences.