A married couple, David and Amy Fox, find themselves stranded at a secluded motel. After discovering hidden video cameras in their room, they realize they are to be the next victims of a snuff film. The plot thickens as they uncover a series of tunnels beneath the motel, leading them to a deadly game of cat and mouse with the motel manager, Mason, and his accomplices. The film culminates in a desperate fight for survival, highlighting themes of trust, desperation, and the instinctual fight for life.
Length: 1h 25m
Genre: Thriller, Horror
This Title is: Intense and suspenseful
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Cast
- Luke Wilson as David Fox
- Kate Beckinsale as Amy Fox
- Frank Whaley as Mason
- Ethan Embry as the Mechanic
Parental Guidance
Maturity Rating: R
Contains scenes of violence, terror, and thematic elements.
Trivia
- The film uses psychological horror over gore for scares.
- A prequel, Vacancy 2: The First Cut, was released in 2008.
- The advertising campaign included a toll-free number simulating calls to the motel.
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Reviews for Vacancy highlight its success in creating tension through psychological horror rather than gore, drawing comparisons to classic suspense films. Though it employs some genre clichés, the film’s solid acting and tight pacing offer a compelling watch. Critics praised its atmosphere and suspense, though some noted the plot’s predictability and the abrupt ending. Overall, Vacancy is a noteworthy thriller that delivers on tension, supported by strong performances from its leads.
Critic Scores
Vacancy (2007) has received a positive review by the critics
