Locked In

This low-budget potboiler's common moniker is emblematic of its generally generic nature.

Locked In is a decent thriller centered around a character impossible to not care about. Mena Suvari shines on the screen.

Locked In is not entirely successful, but you'll be looking over your shoulder the next time you're in a storage facility.

Carlos V. Gutierrez’s feature debut is both morality drama & thriller, with as many twists and turns as the labyrinthine facility at its centre.

Sloppiness permeates the entire project.

“Locked In” is a movie that more than delivers right up to the point that it runs out of ideas.

Locked In is an interesting Thriller that makes the best out if minimal set up, with enough surprises under its sleeve to keep the audience guessing what might be next. A pleasant surprise to see Mena Suvari and Jeff Fahey on screen.

This is a watchable film with some solid, visual, and audio payoff.

Although it doesn't tread new ground, there's still a lot to enjoy in this simple, pared-down thriller.

What a fine debut for first-time director and writer Carlos V. Gutierrez, who manages to turn this claustrophobic venue into an entertaining cat-and-mouse thriller.