Shattered

Shattered ably ticks genre boxes, but fails to drill into the characters in a way that counts.

A knowingly cheesy B movie. It is decent trash.

[Shattered] is a machine that promises to fulfill certain functions. Unfortunately, the craftsmanship is lacking.

While "Shattered" director Luis Prieto and screenwriter David Loughery get the surface details right, they fail to deliver what made the likes of "Fatal Attraction" and "Single White Female" so memorable...

Shades of everything from "Misery" to "Audition," albeit with little of either film's bawdy bravura.

92 minutes of vigorous, highly unfulfilling sex, an asinine neo-noir plot and lame dialogue uttered with unrelenting woodiness.

Shattered is worth watch for entertaining thriller/horror standpoint for the surprises. Cameron Monaghan is an amazing actor and good in this, but doesn’t leave much left for repeated viewing or audience likability.

Breaking ceramics is more fun (and ultimately more original) than watching this film about a wealthy tech bro stupidly falling prey to an enticing femme fatale.

Its attempt at the erotic cools.

Trashy and utterly predictable, Shattered dumbs down all the stereotypes of a murderous female sociopath who seduces an unlucky lover. John Malkovich's campy performance as a creepy voyeur can't even save this mess.