VACANCY: The Creepiest Motel THRILLER You've Never Seen

[@RyanHollinger]

*What should I cover next? ... Leave a comment below!* Also what's the best MOTEL movie? Go to expressvpn.com/ryan to take back your Internet privacy TODAY and find out how you can get 3 months free

[@unknownflickz1289]

Psycho is a really good motel movie but i havent seen too many to be sure

[@kentelvian1220]

Have you heard/ covered homunculus already? It’s a pretty intense horror manga, with some great psychological themes.

[@dylanjoyce1404]

Annihilation, it's a great one

[@DDfan91]

The void, ginger snaps trilogy, repo the genetic opera, suspiria, Salem's lot, the lost boys, byzantium, a girl who walks alone at night, and the ritual.

[@ArkaeaFCL3]

Session 9!

[@shadowfox2300]

don't you just hate it when you try to murder a couple who's marriage is falling apart but your serial killing actually brings them back together and mends the relationship

[@nickyblue4866]

Truma bonding ftw

[@frankiefratchermen873]

tale as old as time 🥺

[@ratter88]

Maybe the true snuff film was the relationships we mended along the way?

[@laughinsohard7888]

And they end up killing you instead.

[@spookieboogi6161]

*the killer throws down knife* and then they worked together and shanked me to death!*jason* first time?

[@wstine79]

Manager: "We have no room in the motel." Ryan: "HOYEVER." Manager: "Let me get you a suite."

[@RyanHollinger]

If only my powers were that strong!

[@wstine79]

@@RyanHollinger Your Howevers have special powers.

[@owie4070]

This comment actually made me LOL

[@badascan8910]

I find myself saying hoyever a lot these days

[@basicindiebro]

@@RyanHollinger You don’t have those powers. HOYEVER, in this situation, you can get a suite.

[@Fumi007]

I worked in a two star hotel in a rural area. First rule of thumb: If the front desk made you uncomfortable, do not proceed to rent a room!

[@AndreNitroX]

I once stopped at a shady motel in Nevada, and the minute I heard weird sounds coming from behind the desk clerks door, I got the hell out of there and slept in my car for the night.

[@misterpinkandyellow74]

@@AndreNitroX was it the sounds of pigs squealing?

[@AndreNitroX]

@@misterpinkandyellow74 LOl. no it was pennywises laugh

[@mattgilbert7347]

I work at reception and always great with a smile. Unless I don't like the look of the prospective guest, in which case I say "HOY-EVER!" sans Irish charm.

[@AndreNitroX]

@@mattgilbert7347 Awesome!

[@MusicalJourneysThruCinema]

This is one of my favorite horror films ever! Plus, my college professor was the editor for one of the trailers for this movie.

[@kyleshiflet9952]

That's kick ass

[@RyanHollinger]

Awesome!!

[@BrodyxBrown]

Your professor must’ve done a good job, because I remember seeing this trailer when I was in 5th grade and it has always stuck with me lol

[@fishsmell2570]

Your professor lol

[@mcoupe69]

@@fishsmell2570 my professor shoots me with his Epik Layz0rz

[@jsmalls9575]

Vacancy was pretty good. I liked the decision to not show a lot of violence. I think it takes a lot more talent to tell your story through reactions instead of gore.

[@AndreNitroX]

Agreed rely on solid acting instead of gratuitous gore and violence

[@brajeshsingh2391]

@@AndreNitroX It was good. I think the movie was really good till the point they discover what is about to happen ? But there after the movie really loses the tension and scares. Its unable to build up on great set up and just keeps going in circles with Luke Wilson and Kate Beckinsale just moving around and giving scared reactions. It seems the movie was just focused on showing them trying to escape rather than them facing the threat that was so subtly yet vividly displayed. There was a plot for one half but there was no plot for the other. The intelligence, the engagement and the suspense that the movie builds up in the first half just gives to cliched set pieces. The ending is a major disappointment defying all the logic and narrative the movie had build. But yes all the actors, there are just 5 do a great job. And Wilson and Beckinsale are really natural. But a very very ordinary and unimaginative second half ruin what could been a truly great horror movie. 6 from me.

[@AndreNitroX]

@@brajeshsingh2391 I agree with you, because i too found the climax very contrived and not original, despite the build up being very impressive. but the way i see it, one its revealed the threat is tangible, they are just men, then the tension is removed, since now we know they can be killed, but having kate do it all by herself feels too cheap, and i wanted a more unexpected ending.

[@homelesshannah50]

The deleted tape scenes were VERY violent

[@ChrisJohnson1988]

​@@homelesshannah50late to comment but those were so disturbing they actually looked real

[@_LilacRoses]

The couples reaction when the realisation dawns on them about the nature of the films is one of the most terrifying moments in the entire film

[@joshuaortiz4886]

I rewatched it a few months ago and was surprised by how well it holds up. it's tense, the emotional trauma the characters are going through adds to the atmosphere and catharsis of the movie, and the end is way better than what I expected from a movie of it's time period.

[@codyw1]

"It's time period", isn't it like a 2000s movie? WTF.

[@joshuaortiz4886]

@@codyw1 I just meant that, for a movie made around the time torture p*rn was all the rage, its restraint stood out, and still stands out, in a lot of ways 😬😬

[@codyw1]

@@joshuaortiz4886 lol Okay. I thought you were one of those weirdos who think a 2000s movie is old! My bad. :p ;)

[@joshuaortiz4886]

@@codyw1 not at all! and no worries :)

[@HotStrange]

@@codyw1 I mean to be fair, a film released in 2000 is almost 22 years old now. Wouldn’t necessarily consider that “new”. I don’t like it either, but it’s the truth.

[@AudraReinsOfficial]

I always liked this one because I started having some issues with gore as I got older, and the protagonists weren't just bumbling idiots. I found it enjoyable. Thanks for highlighting this one, you've been on a role through my favorites🖤🖤🖤

[@scretladyspider]

This is one of my favorite movies!!! When I saw “creepiest motel movie you’ve never seen” my immediate thought was “is it Vacancy?” and it WAS

[@lamargordon6017]

Same here! 😄

[@mysticfire5850]

@@lamargordon6017 Ditto!

[@HotStrange]

The movie is in the title of the video lol

[@HotStrange]

@The Sage Millennial I don’t know anyone else that’s seen it, save 1-2 people, and most of my friends are at least a little on the film buff side.

[@JoyfulOrb]

I want MORE happy endings in horror. I mean, sometimes you turn into an eldritch horror, but what if that happens and you're at one with all knowledge and joy in the universe? There can be many KINDS of happy endings, I just can't do the unrelenting despair endings anymore!

[@merchantfan]

I think they're useful because if we have enough of them, we have hope that for the protagonists of the current horror movie we're watching and it makes it more suspenseful. If every movie kills everyone, we can kind of guess where it's heading and that makes it less scary. I liked the ending of Starfish which is sort of like what you listed.

[@codyw1]

@@merchantfan It also makes a film very unrewatchable IMO. Who wants to watch a film where you know everyone dies? It's depressing!

[@merchantfan]

@@codyw1 Yup- thats the reason I can watch Evil Dead a ton and am good with just seeing Drag Me to Hell once. Though since "happy endings" in horror movies are usually just having one lone survivor I sometimes think dying might be preferable. Like I think the ending where she escapes in The Descent is actually worse than her hallucinating her daughter trapped down there. She's lost not just her family, but all of her closest friends and she even has to live with the guilt of contributing to the death of one. That's awful. At least in the "dark ending" she doesn't feel alone

[@origamifan5515]

Yeah, traditional lovecraftian horror no longer work, because we have tangible proofs of the vastness of the universe's scale compared to us, and we had so for decades, so now when something try to scare us by making us feel insignificant, the only reaction now is "yeah, we're not the big center of the universe, so what?".

[@douglasbubbletrousers4763]

@@origamifan5515 While I see you’re point, I think you’re kinda oversimplifying Lovecraftian horror and overstating how much we know about the universe

[@arcadia7459]

There was a VACANCY in my subscription box until this banger Horror Daddy video showed up

[@RyanHollinger]

Damn you’re good at these!

[@arcadia7459]

@@RyanHollinger I'm gonna keep it up until I run out of ideas

[@mikahong]

Ahem, excuse me, but CZsWorld is the one and only horror daddy ❤

[@abagel3902]

@@mikahong we can have multiple Horror Fathers

[@eliotmccann2589]

First "high-yevver" drops at 1:22.

[@WASTEOIDx]

Now this is one i never hear about anymore. Good pick ryan.

[@Sean-no3zv]

“The peen inflicted on his victims” damn that made me laugh out loud

[@Orangeboy1345]

*pieyne, pls

[@iHaveTheDocuments]

I like how he chose to not give this one a heart 🤣

[@damienhouse7706]

That's my new catchphrase, "Inflict the Peen!"

[@greywalker505]

Does anyone use a hammer in this movie? If so, it makes more sense.

[@jenniferspisak]

He’s no Norman Be’ets

[@monetted4692]

Making brownies at 2:30 am while listening to Ryan is a mood. I love it. Brownies anyone?

[@DJtheBlack-RibbonedRose]

It was 2pm over here & I made cookies. Shall I join you? 😊🍪

[@JHjh88]

Was 4:30am same time in Australia. Cookies I wish! 🙂Where are you, our times are what 2hrs appart? ,🍪🍪🍪🍪

[@rollingkirby]

It’s 9pm in Brazil kinda early but shall i join?

[@monetted4692]

It's 9am here in the Philippines already. I'm happy if you guys can join me for desserts after breakfast ♥️♥️

[@rollingkirby]

@@monetted4692 oh that would be nice, i am late but i can make some eggs

[@Nogdog945]

For me Vacancy is at the top of my list of.. I don’t know i guess ‘under the radar, underrated or not as talked about horrors’. It plays off our normal insecurity of that last stop hotel out in the middle of nowhere, and the fact that it’s two grown adults makes it even better in my opinion. I mean how many horror movies out there are about a couple in their 30’s/40’s actually trying to survive. But I also find that more intriguing that’s it’s silently been tucked away and forgotten making it a far more sought after film when it comes bubbling to the surface of your mind trying to remember it and wanting to go back and watch it and that only you yourself know about this film. Although I feel the sequel definitely was just a cheap prequel attempt to try and explain everything and yeah it’s alright but i like the mystery of the first. So eh, I’m not not going to acknowledge its existence but I’m not going to watch it as frequently

[@RyanHollinger]

That's an interesting point about the age difference in genre victims!

[@Nogdog945]

@@RyanHollinger thank you!

[@youngche8226]

Does he live at the end you think. It kinda leaves it open ended I feel like

[@Nogdog945]

@@youngche8226 from my recollection the husband did live

[@harrisonlee9585]

As someone who had a job that involved a higher than average amount of interstate travel, I can say with great certainty that most motels are terrifying.

[@PASTRAMIKick]

Even though it might've been forgotten, it's ironically one of the few that actually hold up because it doesn't entirely rely on the gimmicks and bs of the time.

[@thingthang2904]

I'm so glad this video and the comments exist because for years I've been dismissed by other film students when I said that the movie is more clever and self-aware than the reception at the time may indicate. It not only stays away from overdone conventions of that time but it even playfully teases the audience with them. It came at a time where all horror wanted to be was shocking both in gore and twists. Vacancy, refreshingly, used its gore carefully and instead of a last minute ass-pull twist, it realizes that the most unpredictable thing to do in those final moments would be to do something predictable.

[@rlfstr]

Coincidentally I showed this to my girlfriend just about a month ago because she likes these kinds of thrillers. It's a totally solid movie.

[@HotStrange]

I’ve seen Vacancy quite a few times and I love it every time. Definitely an overlooked gem. Identity is another overlooked hotel horror movie.

[@Guyvermectin]

Overlooked? K

[@princessadrigirl6774]

Vacancy and The Strangers are some of the first ‘scary’ movies I remember watching growing up, and they both still hold up so well

[@rat9199]

I really like how you talk about these mostly forgotten films. I remember liking this movie, might rewatch it

[@DJtheBlack-RibbonedRose]

11:40 That moment when you realize Kate Beckinsale & Scott Speedman both starred in horror-thrillers about turbulent couples facing masked madmen after doing Underworld: Evolution together. 😆🖤

[@coreymoore1288]

Also one of the posters for the movie looks really sick, just a motel sign with the word "vacancy" lit up

[@jeremysiron9622]

So good...elevated by Luke and Kate’s chemistry

[@AndreNitroX]

At first I hated their bickering but when they worked together I liked them

[@jeremysiron9622]

@@AndreNitroX I feel you, but the bickering felt so real that was part of the chemistry, made it more powerful when they started actually working together...

[@AndreNitroX]

@@jeremysiron9622 You make a good point, usually we see a loving couple go through this situation, but to see a couple on the verge of divorce that hate each others guts, work together to survive, is surprisingly cathartic

[@jeremysiron9622]

@@AndreNitroX well said

[@AndreNitroX]

@@jeremysiron9622 thank you, i like your comments as well

[@TheMovieBuff96]

Vacancy is such an underrated gem! I had never heard of it until a couple years ago when I found it on a 4-pack DVD in the $5 bin at Wal-mart.

[@kevinthecollector818]

Watched this so much back when it was on dvd

[@nileswaddell]

I forgot how much I love the way he says however

[@Danimal77]

Such an underrated movie, where the suspense is high and the characters (the two main ones at least) actually make INTELLIGENT decisions. There is a sequel as well called Vacancy 2: The First Cut.

[@droppedmypistachios]

actually not a sequel it’s more like a prequel , but yea that one was underrated as well .. i had got both in dvd

[@raffibarrows3584]

I’m a simple man, I see a Ryan Hollinger video, I click it within moments! I love this movie and I’m real happy it’s being covered!

[@MrShanester117]

Why does everyone online have to sound exactly the same

[@davekennedy6315]

@@MrShanester117 theres no originality anymore. Look at Tik Tok for proof of that (its not copying, its a 'trend')

[@ToastyJunebugs]

@@MrShanester117 We're creatures that thrive on having a sense of community, so little things like having a common saying are cathartic. It might be annoying if you spend a lot of time online so you're seeing it all the time, though.

[@DJay0111]

Well done on being a boring trope

[@semipilot925]

I completely forgot about this movie! I remember seeing it shortly after it came out when I was 10/11 years old. Thanks for covering this, Ryan. It brought back some old memories for me.

[@luizairinam2136]

I remember watching this on tv as a little kid and I found the plot so unique, a motel of death, set up to create real life horror movies for money and also personal enjoyment of the killers, that made it into a business

[@ArkaeaFCL3]

I think Ryan's uploads really make my Sundays better! I always love to see what you cover next! Could you possibly do a video on session 9? I think that would be interesting.

[@emartinezacc]

This movie is so good. I still get tense just watching the clips in this video even though it's only small sections and I know what happens.

[@divyenjoshi1168]

I know this and The Strangers are not masterpieces but I really like them both especially The Strangers. I think they have a genuinely scary execution which has also aged very well.

[@whinemax]

While not a literal hotel, Green Room is so viscerally real that I just couldn't shake the nausea I got from it, for hours.

[@Luthoran]

That movies so good but the situation is unrealistic honestly, what are the odds of performing at a Nazi place in the first place

[@Azrael__]

Watched this as a kid and it's basically what got me into horror. Even though I haven't seen it in years, the plot and scenes are still pretty clear in my mind.

[@goodtaste2185]

It is somewhat surreal to hear you talk about the horror zeitgeist of the early 2000's since I lived through it and got really into horror around that time. Cinema changes all the time, it is great.

[@shawndcain1195]

I remember the sequel being iffy but playing some with the "Well, it's a prequel so you know what that means" tropes.

[@adri7352]

For some reason the part of this movie I've always vividly remembered is the uncertainty and fear in Kate Beckinsale's voice when she asks Luke Wilson's character why he's watching the snuff tapes. It's such a blink and you'll miss it moment, but it felt so heavy to me the first time I watched it. Just that half-second of doubt and paranoia creeping in. I never really knew if that was just me reading into it (I'm probably reading into it lol) or if it was an intentional fake out, but since all these other red herrings were called out, now I think it genuinely was done on purpose, and that's awesome! Tl; dr, very cool movie! Super well-cast and -executed. Thanks for covering it and bringing the memories back, Ryan! 👏🏼

[@johnnyappleseed4133]

I remember having this movie on dvd I didn’t know ppl knew about it lmao

[@captaink3944]

I saw a commercial for this movie on tv when I was a kid, and it gave me nightmares for literal years. Seeing the title gave me a whole body shudder dang

[@Eroxi3]

I don’t think I’ve ever been this early to a video I’m excited

[@d.6786]

This is why I love this channel, always highlights films that are under appreciated!

[@bell5082]

I remember watching this when it first came out, I loved it and always wished more horror would go this route than what was happening at the time.

[@zztanerzz]

I re-watched this movie before watching your review, and boy was it great. It was an experience that didn't feel too unrealistic and the characters made believable actions and choices, they thought through their options and fought back and they had great scenes, without too much gore or blood the movie was thrilling and exciting. Great movie and underrated for sure! Great review video also.

[@wyattmiller9539]

Haven't even watched this and it's my favorite horror movie. SPOILER What kind of modern horror movie has a happy ending? It's really refreshing.

[@thehitherto5348]

Agree, it was refreshing and really worked here. I mean, I enjoy some seriously morbid downer endings, but far too often it seems like filmmakers tack on a "bad guy wins" ending just to make people feel like shit.

[@raymonddavis9277]

@@thehitherto5348 Exactly! If anything it's more annoying than scary.

[@Jane-oz7pp]

@@thehitherto5348 True, I think US is the only exception to that rule in recent years, where the ending gives a reasonably fresh take on it.

[@Anvynn]

The Hole in The Ground? I don't wanna spoil too much, so just let me say that at the end everything turns out fine

[@horacehoratio178]

Couldn't help but cheer when ol' David stirred to life. A very pleasant surprise.

[@fiercearmadillo6850]

This is one if my favorite thriller movies, tense and engrossing. Thank you for highlighting it.

[@mondozilla69]

It's an underrated movie. Glad you covered it. Of course, in real life, no law enforcement agency in the world has ever found a snuff film made for profit (not counting sick home movies made by actual serial killers for their own sadistic satisfaction) so it's an urban myth that lives on.

[@lucamp1]

What about daisy's destruction?

[@EmysOnlyPattern]

@@lucamp1 That story is do fucked up. Eleanor Neale has a very comprehensive video on it if you want to be real upset.

[@ffflustered9qr]

Very satisfying movie with an excellent premise. Amy and David behaved realistically in a scenario that feels unsettlingly possible. With such a mean-spirited premise, it was awesome to see a karmic ending where the heroes live, the villains die, and the police are roped in so it's not just another "and no one ever found out mwahahaha" horror cliche. And ngl the "door banging + snuff reveal" sequence actually had me curled up in my seat! Not the scariest of moments, but definitely tense and sinister -- even more so when it's repeated with the doomed, well-meaning cop having the same realization.

[@jennifer5569]

This is one of my guilty pleasures ! Was always on the Syfy Chanel growing up

[@mikaross4671]

The approach of seeing the reactions of the characters vs seeing the actual horror in detail is such a brilliant and classier move than just "show show show gore gore gore" which leads to so much unnecessary scenes and has desensitized some people to horror itself. I really like the approach the directors took with how this film was shot. Especially since we could all end up having to crash at a random shady motel for a night. I've done it before. Stuck in Delaware once and it wasn't pleasant. I barely slept and left immediately at the crack of dawn.

[@DCMarvelMultiverse]

I was interested in it when it came out but did not see it. Then, during quarantine in 2020, I watched it, I think on Tubi, and loved it.

[@JHjh88]

Excellent as always. Particularly liked the reference to a couple already pushed to breaking point .👍

[@oneinathousand2156]

Never heard of this one before. I enjoy a solid thriller/horror every once in a while.

[@lilyisacat29]

Yesss I loved Vacancy! Glad to see you covering all these underrated films.

[@cecilyerker]

Hit me with that “HOYEVER” Ryan

[@lauralannister3399]

I appreciate that you cover movies that I watch yet not many others have seen. It's like chatting with a friend :)

[@brokengirlsrus]

When Ryan uploads, I click

[@brokengirlsrus]

Senpai noticed me 🥺🥺🥺

[@PAMPEP411]

showing the snuff film via the characters expression is also used in true detective when Marty watches the Tuttle tape

[@DukePigron]

I own the dvd to this movie and have never seen it because it’s scratched to all hell and I’ve always just wanted to see the movie

[@skylx0812]

You coulda spent the lockdowns buffing and polishing the dvd with peanut butter and white toothpaste.

[@Roadent1241]

skylx08 Well if they didn't know then....!

[@DukePigron]

@@skylx0812 at that point I would’ve rather risked it and pirated it; I legit forgot it exist for like 3 years until this video.

[@bobby-design]

I didn’t think I could like your channel anymore, and then you make a Saul Bass reference. You’re awesome!

[@sad_emo]

Me: Wanting to support Ryan. Also me: Has Vessi and ExpressVPN...

[@Throatwobbler_Mangrove]

Back in my college days, this and The Strangers were two of my go to films to throw on for any given night that I wanted to watch something without having to invest a lot of attention. Truly underrated but also simple enough of a premise and presentation for those background viewing kind of days when a hangover makes something else too challenging to bother watching.

[@ss-oq9pc]

What makes it real scary is you just know things like this really happen.

[@Tuco_Salamanca3]

The Strangers and Vacancy are my all time favorite horror movies. Thank you for making this video! I love a good home/motel invasion movie

[@RedPlaystationController]

I saw this when I was a kid and was appalled at the depths of human depravity.

[@galleryofrogues]

Just saw this yesterday on a whim after seeing this post, really enjoyed it! It’s pretty standard but still works.

[@Starcraftgamer97]

Imagine being that one couple or family who just goes full Rorschach and says, "We're not trapped here with you: you're trapped here with us!" Sounds like the kind of parody the Black Rifle Coffee Co. guys would love to make.

[@charlespuruncajas9663]

That already exists, it’s called The Strangers 2: Prey at night

[@Naifyxxi]

So underated, i love it

[@Tina_95]

*Reads the title* my dude you don't even know how many times I've watched this movie 😂 back in the days when I didn't have wifi or Netflix or any streaming capabilities I watched this on DVD over and over 😂

[@AndreNitroX]

Dvds are sometimes the best option

[@crys383]

I saw this in theaters and couldn't tell you a thing about it. This isn't intended to sound glib. I remember liking it but only saw it the one time and never got it on video. This was a great reminder of why I DID like it. Thanks!

[@Kenji_Harima]

*CIRCLE* (2015) would make a great video analysis

[@lamargordon6017]

Circle is one of my favorite movies EVER

[@tasan215]

Great movie!

[@sizzledrizzle104]

The scene of the couple discovering the snuff tapes is so effectively scary and unnerving.

[@DCMarvelMultiverse]

shame that Kate never became a proper horror icon.

[@homelesshannah50]

I guess you never heard of Underworld

[@DCMarvelMultiverse]

@@homelesshannah50 That is not so much horror for me as fantasy.

[@dougmiller3398]

Thank you Ryan for covering this movie. I am glad that you covered some of the flaws in the movie but defended them at the same time. I can't recall if you covered this one, but Motel Hell is a little gem of a flick. Good ol early 80s corny, but cool stuff with lots of humor.

[@KerlyFries]

I thought I’d seen this but I just realized it was actually a similar Criminal Minds episode. I’ll have to actually give it a watch.

[@texandrunk]

Ryan is genuinely one of my favorite KZbinrs. Every video he makes is excellent.

[@zingthosrex6837]

This looks ace! Shout out for making me appreciate the ambiguity of storytelling!

[@colingomez5934]

I remember seeing the trailers on TV when I was a kid. It freaked me out. And I remember seeing the movie and actually being scared and felt bad for the characters

[@tasxbbc]

Hands down, my favourite thriller ever! Discovered it in that time after high school with nothing to do and wld rewatch every night, best if times!!

[@TheRealVideoMurder]

This movie goes hand in hand with The Strangers, glad you covered it

[@VictorBorrero]

Omg, I was thinking about this movie this other day, but couldn’t remember the name. Thanks for talking about this!

[@WalkerFilmsOfficial]

I put off watching this for over a decade because I figured it would be too torture-oriented for my tastes. But as you said so well, the level of violence in this movie is very restrained, and it's a pure suspense flick. I enjoyed the heck out of it, my expectations were blown out of the water. I think seeing that you had talked about it last year was floating around in my head as a reason to give it a chance. Great video as always.

[@freakkyser]

I remember watching this movie as a kid and never knowing the name until recently, thank you for doing a video on it!!

[@joeyeulo1489]

I rewatched this one tonight and it seriously holds up way better than many of the films from that trend

[@mcorchado9987]

Something about horror/thrillers based on sketchy motels always gets me. Another good one is Identity

[@wendychavez5348]

I remember waiting for this to be available on DVD, and watching it many times over the next few years. Quite satisfying.

[@sifatshams1113]

YES! I saw this movie on a whim way back in 2009 and loved it. This is probably the only time I've ever heard anyone talk about it.

[@Bryant_T]

Haven’t seen this movie in years but I remember the first time watching it. Really tense and kept me on the edge of my seat it’s well done

[@SaintVodou]

A top-notch thriller with more tension than gore, and excellent performances that had me biting my nails right up to the end. An 8 out of 10.

[@paigejohnson2999]

I love your videos so much. Informative but also if a movie isn't worth watching you also save me time!

[@Ryoufriggingserious]

Thanks Ryan, your videos are a real gift. Cheers!

[@thecustomizer2008]

Had this on dvd as a kid and i loved it. You should cover Eden Lake

[@yig_501]

havent seen this movie in such a long time excellent video my friend

[@MFgabesylar3030]

Damn, Ryan has done it again! I saw this a few times back in the day when HBO would play it like crazy. Now I’m like, ‘hmmm, maybe it’s an overlooked classic?’ Gotta rewatch!

[@shjar1117]

Man I remember seeing this movie when I was younger, I've been looking for it ever since, gonna definitely have to give it a rewatch now.

[@Hashbrown221]

I ended up watching this because of your video, best choice I’ve made in a while. Thank you!

[@_neolucky]

I'd never heard of this one! I love finding new gems through your channel

[@harryo82]

I know I've seen Vacancy. I remember liking Vacancy. I probably own Vacancy on DVD. I don't remember anything that happens in this movie.