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Title: Sometimes Confussing, Eerie (Low Budget) Horror
Review: "Lockout" paints a dreary picture of a Midwestern family, forced to relocate from a posh Chicago lifestyle, to a rundown Wisconsin farmhouse with a few extra bumps in the night.Writer / Director Ricardo Islas uses a strange aray of imagery to bring his story to the forefront of our concious. Often disturbing, but always thought-provoking in the way the film evolves, "Lockout" seems to take a few viewings before the backbone of (just what) is taking place becomes clear.I'll admit... I was very confused the first time around, but the film has a way of growing on you, and it's uneasiness makes for an enjoyable movie experience.Great acting and a nice grainy feel to the cinematography makes "Lockout" a nice addition to any collection.
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