Five friends: Vincent (Karl Urban), Chris (James Marsden), Luke (Wentworth Miller), Marty ( Eric Stonestreet), and Phillip (Matthias Schoenaerts) are all married, but share a Hi-Scale Loft to accommodate their sexual dalliances and each has his own key that cannot be duplicated. All is good until a dead woman's body is found hand-cuffed to the bed and the argument ensues as to who is responsible. Did one of the 5-friends do it? Did one of the wives do it? Was it someone from outside the group? Hmmmm
..Hey, we have a mystery, and a good one at that. I thought I had it figured out, but
Yes, there is some sex in here, but nothing erotic. Nudity is of a male backside. We see the 5-friends accuse each other and no one claims anything. The keys cannot be duplicated without the code, and the alarm was shut off and this tells all of them that the killer was someone among them (where is Columbo when you need him?). The police eventually get all five and try to break them down. Those interrogations are pretty good.
This gets somewhat complicated, as once again, we are led down paths that lead nowhere or do they? Hmmm .. And to catch us up on everything we are treated to flashbacks of the 5-friends with and without their wives .before the murder, of course. Was it one of the wives who found out about the Loft? Hmmm
Of course there is a twist, but it doesn't answer everything. It starts with Luke making an announcement. No, not that, something else.
The music is good and quite compelling at times and this also helped quicken the pacing which was also supposed to instill tension and suspense. Sadly, it didn't. We saw concern on the faces of the five, but did we care? No.
I was shocked to learn who did it. Maybe you will be too. Okay, maybe not. (7/10)
Violence: Yes. Sex: Yes, but nothing erotic. Nudity: A male backside. Bloody Gore: Yes. Sexual innuendo Yes. Language: Yes, not much though.
Yes, there is some sex in here, but nothing erotic. Nudity is of a male backside. We see the 5-friends accuse each other and no one claims anything. The keys cannot be duplicated without the code, and the alarm was shut off and this tells all of them that the killer was someone among them (where is Columbo when you need him?). The police eventually get all five and try to break them down. Those interrogations are pretty good.
This gets somewhat complicated, as once again, we are led down paths that lead nowhere or do they? Hmmm .. And to catch us up on everything we are treated to flashbacks of the 5-friends with and without their wives .before the murder, of course. Was it one of the wives who found out about the Loft? Hmmm
Of course there is a twist, but it doesn't answer everything. It starts with Luke making an announcement. No, not that, something else.
The music is good and quite compelling at times and this also helped quicken the pacing which was also supposed to instill tension and suspense. Sadly, it didn't. We saw concern on the faces of the five, but did we care? No.
I was shocked to learn who did it. Maybe you will be too. Okay, maybe not. (7/10)
Violence: Yes. Sex: Yes, but nothing erotic. Nudity: A male backside. Bloody Gore: Yes. Sexual innuendo Yes. Language: Yes, not much though.