Locked In

This low-budget potboiler's common moniker is emblematic of its generally generic nature.

Locked In is a decent thriller centered around a character impossible to not care about. Mena Suvari shines on the screen.

Locked In is not entirely successful, but you'll be looking over your shoulder the next time you're in a storage facility.

Sloppiness permeates the entire project.

“Locked In” is a movie that more than delivers right up to the point that it runs out of ideas.

This is a watchable film with some solid, visual, and audio payoff.

Although it doesn't tread new ground, there's still a lot to enjoy in this simple, pared-down thriller.

It makes good use of its enclosed location, but this tough action/thriller never quite manages to get moving, largely thanks to too many thin characters and all-too-familiar story elements.

Takes the leisurely route to violence, with banal conversations, not games of survival, dominating the viewing experience.