The schizo plot is an interesting concept, but it's been done before and to much greater affect in 'Identity.
'For Sale By Owner' plods along at the pace of the river that it's set against and Tom and Kris, pretty much, email in their performances.
The male and female lead - whose names are forgettable - at least to this viewer are wooden and uninspired.
I gave it six for location, but there's no tension and the film is repetitive (doors that slam and lock by themselves, shadowy movement behind the main characters, etc).
This film won't enhance any careers.
'For Sale By Owner' plods along at the pace of the river that it's set against and Tom and Kris, pretty much, email in their performances.
The male and female lead - whose names are forgettable - at least to this viewer are wooden and uninspired.
I gave it six for location, but there's no tension and the film is repetitive (doors that slam and lock by themselves, shadowy movement behind the main characters, etc).
This film won't enhance any careers.