so this be what actress kim basinger have succumb to . mmm to tell the truth the film title be something quite eye grab to get your interest and plot outline read so basic and but simplicity can have it strength . anyhow by the end of while she be out i be leave feel rather indifferent . not the worse ( despite be engulf by negative ) and but there easily way well in what be an causally lukewarm and but compact and unbalanced late night survival fable of a feeble suburban housewife strand in the wood try to fight for her life after she witness the death of a rent a cop that come to her aid and when she provoke an ugly exchange with some punk in a shopping car park . the problem here fall on the misguidedly erratic and foreseeable material ( take from a short story ) and along with the very variable performance . the flimsy script be poorly think out ( which isn not so good when your plot have a slight structure to hang off ) and so many wretched inclusion and dubious action just go on to find it way in this endless chain of event . a for the bunch of stereotypical goon ( lead by an unconvincing lukas hass a a loose canon ) terrorizing basinger and well they be less than threatening and but hopelessly clueless . watch basinger scrounge around in the dank wilderness with a red tool box in her hand ( do not ask me why . ) knock off these wannabe punk one by one become ridiculous because it do not elicit tension or emotion but instead clumsy jolt that be absurdly daft because of the stupidity of the lead up . basinger performance be stout like and but doesn not craft much empathy . craig sheffer show up a her hot head husband . strangely i couldn not keep my eye off the screen think to myself that red toolbox be hypnotic ( why would she be constantly carry it ) and what tool be she go to use to dispatch the next thug her choice be quite disappointing . watch her transformation through the traumatic situation when thing be finally turn around be rather empty and due to it unsure tone and the end be something you could see mile ahead . susan montford soberly slick direction lack cohesion and energy and a it pretty much chug along . i like the opening credit though and with it hauntingly sullen score ( which be the most effective thing throughout the feature ) and polished photography . no great shake . doesn not ask much of your time and but i wouldn not care to see it again . however with the inclusion of a joy division song and it make me grab a couple of their album for a listen .