Knock Knock 2015

When a devoted husband and father is left home alone for the weekend, two stranded young women unexpectedly knock on his door for help. What starts out as a kind gesture results in a dangerous seduction and a deadly game of cat and mouse. Title

: Knock Knock

Release Date

: June 26, 2015

Runtime

: 99 minutes

MPAA Rating

:R

Genres

: Horror, Thriller

Production Co. : Dragonfly Entertainment, Black Bear Pictures, Sobras International Pictures, Camp Grey

Productions, Elevated Films Production Countries

: Chile, United States of America

Director

: Eli Roth

Writers

: Eli Roth, Nicolás López, Guillermo Amoedo, Anthony Overman, Michael Ronald Ross

Casts

:

Keanu Reeves, Lorenza Izzo, Ana de Armas, Aaron Burns, Colleen Camp, Ignacia Allamand, Antonio Quercia

female nudity, disc jockey, infidelity, rain, architect, nudity, seduction, cake, torture, Plot Keywords : violence, art, home invasion, threesome, seductress, vinyl, reference to facebook, father's day, sex, marital infidelity, married man Alternative Titles

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Knock Knock Reviews 

Knock knock most ridiculous movie of 2015 by Kumar Naidu on 6 July 2015

217 out of 363 people found the following review useful: Such a pathetic movie. Watched the movie 'knock knock' because of Keanu Reeves and am so disappointed with the story line and there is nothing thrilling about the movie. What really irritated was Keanu Reeves was like a helpless moron who just couldn't do anything against two teenage girls who go to his home and take him for a ride throughout the movie. Keanu had chances to kick back but instead gets hit by a fork by a teenage girl and gets tied up and that's so ridiculous and finally when you expect some twist you will find that both the girls will bury the so called matrix hero called Keanu Reeves in his own backyard unto his neck and there ends the movie all of sudden...such a waste of money and two hours of precious time. 

A morbid psychosexual thriller that flirts with both silliness and cinematic greatness. by Andrew Gold on 24 October 2015

82 out of 106 people found the following review useful:

After skimming through some of these reviews, I'm not sure what people were expecting from Knock Knock. It plays out like a cross between No Good Deed and The Loved Ones. The story isn't original of course but this is Eli Roth's take on a home invasion thriller and it's refreshingly sadistic. Two strangers knock on Keanu Reeves' door, he invites them in, their sociopathic tendencies start to peek through, and things escalate from there. The acting is largely impressive. Keanu comes across as silly at times but, for the most part, he fits the part of the innocent dad and he bounces off the chemistry of the two female leads very well. Lorenza Izzo and Ana de Armas really make this movie what it is. They have palpable charisma, and they provide Reeves excellent scenarios to react to. The dialogue could sound outlandish and childish if read in a different context, but Izzo and de Armas pull it all off with a straight face and their character's intentions progress to the downright sinister. It's actually interesting subject matter, and Roth does have something to say with this film, and I believe he accomplishes it elegantly with as little blood as possible. Knock Knock is not perfect - it goes on for a few minutes too long and sometimes Reeves reads lines as if he'd just shot up heroin, but it's intriguing and truly captivating once it gets going and becomes a psychological horror house in its finest moments. Callously covering up a dead body with papier-mâché? That's chilling. Being buried alive? Macabre. It's nice to see Roth hasn't lost his touch, and the humor is definitely there intentional or not. I highly recommend this movie to fans of home invasion thrillers. Just don't go in expecting a polished masterpiece; Knock Knock is depraved, raw and filthy in the best ways possible.