Previous product 
Description:
When his father dies, Kale Brecht becomes moody and withdrawn.
After a run in with the law he gets a court-ordered sentence of house arrest.
The mother who works day and night to keep the family together get nothing but apathy in return.
When the walls begin to close in on Kale he becomes a voyeur and and start spying on his neighbors, one of which Kale begins to suspect is a serial killer.
Is his suspicions correct, or only a product of cabin fever?
Director: D.J. Caruso
Actors:
Shia LaBeouf as Kale
Sarah Roemer as Ashley
Carrie-Anne Moss as Julie
David Morse as Mr. Turner
Aaron Yoo as Ronnie
Jose Pablo Cantillo as Officer Gutierrez
Matt Craven as Daniel Brecht
Reviews:
Pleasantly surprised!
[ ? ]
Reviewed by: princet, Tue Sep 18 2007 (Modified: 2007-09-18 02:57:50)
young Kayle is out of control after the death of his father, and after punching his Spanish teacher in the face he is sentenced to
house arrest with an electronic chain around his ankle.
After a few days with TV watching and complete boredom a stunningly looking girl moves in to the neighbor house, and Kyle is drawn into
a world of voyeurism, spying on all his neighbors.
He sees some suspicious activities, and start thinking one of his neighbors is a killer, but is it just in his imagination?
The plot in this movie has very much in common with the Hitchcock classic "Rear Window" from 1954, and while Disturbia can't reach the same height,
this American youth movie uses a combination of humor and hi tech voyeur tools that works great.
And when the drama gets really turned on, I found Disturbia cleverly made and enjoyed the hours it lasted.
This movie was a pleasantly surprise, I expected a bad Hollywood horror movie and got a good mix of humor, sexy babe, and horror that was really entertaining.
house arrest with an electronic chain around his ankle.
After a few days with TV watching and complete boredom a stunningly looking girl moves in to the neighbor house, and Kyle is drawn into
a world of voyeurism, spying on all his neighbors.
He sees some suspicious activities, and start thinking one of his neighbors is a killer, but is it just in his imagination?
The plot in this movie has very much in common with the Hitchcock classic "Rear Window" from 1954, and while Disturbia can't reach the same height,
this American youth movie uses a combination of humor and hi tech voyeur tools that works great.
And when the drama gets really turned on, I found Disturbia cleverly made and enjoyed the hours it lasted.
This movie was a pleasantly surprise, I expected a bad Hollywood horror movie and got a good mix of humor, sexy babe, and horror that was really entertaining.
