This is an example of low to mid-budget film making done right. A clever premise, well written script and competent actors turn potential drawbacks (limited locations and primary characters) into strengths. The story is kept lean and 104 minutes seems just right; nothing seems to have been edited (poorly) to meet a contrived maximum run time at the expense of a coherent story line. There are a number of intriguing plot twists and a couple of concepts best contemplated later, and a great little surprise ending which wraps things up definitively. Don't be misled by the synopsis or packaging, this is a psychological thriller wrapped up in a time-bending premise, and it's a good one! It gets five from me.

I read the back of the Blu-Ray container and liked the new approach to time travel that it was talking about. It's not only Sci-Fi, but also a thriller! The script, the cinematography and the acting were well done for an Indie movie like this! Danielle Panabaker (The Flash, Sky High) was the lead actress. Recommend it to those that like Sci-Fi thrillers.

Seems like there was a Twilight Zone episode along these lines. Three friends, including the Flash's Danielle Panabaker discover their neighbor is dead and he had a camera pointed at their window that takes pictures of the future. What could possibly go wrong with that?

Interesting movie. I love anything related to time travel, so I did enjoy this movie. I loved the plot twist at the end.

A fun sci-fi movie with a neat time-travel aspect. I was pleasantly surprised with this blind-buy. Definitely worth a watch!