Love these types of films! But this one's a flop...

Well the construction guy was the first to die and he was sick a good part of those days.... Sorry but some of our young people today couldn't find their way out of a closet let alone make tools and weapons from rubbish....

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I'd have killed everyone else on Day 1, finished eating them all on Day 2, and used their bones to build a ladder and climb out of that place on Day 3.

Hmm, while I noticed some flaws in the movie myself, I thought it was enjoyable overall, and I'm not seeing the logic in most of your thinking here.

1) While it's true that you eventually stop feeling hungry,the fact that they were given water would have made their hunger all the more noticeable. (As opposed to dying of thirst at the same time.) But I'll admit I don't know much about starvation, so I won't really touch on this one.

2) Er...so were they supposed to film this over a long period of time in order to get the actors to safely lose the weight? Also, if you really were to look as if you were starving to death, you would actually NEED to be starving to death, so...yeah. Don't see how that could have happened.

3) All these means of escape, unless I'm mistaken, are centered on exiting through the door at the top, which was locked. There'd be no way to get out, and even if, by some miracle, they had, the killer would have seen their efforts and been waiting.

4) Yeah, being thrown in a dark hole with people you don't know (and therefore probably don't care much about) could absolutely make somebody do something like that. You can say all you want that you'd "never eat people" or whatever, but others have done it in the past, when the situation was desperate. You have no idea how you'd behave in that situation, so you really can't say their actions were unbelievable. (Also, let's not forget the ones who cracked" first were the psychotic guy and the simpering woman who'd attached herself to him because she'd pegged him as her best chance of survival.)

5) They didn't know the cameras were there. That's why, when the lead woman is lying on the ground and staring directly into one, he's shocked and unnerved.

6) Won't argue that, except maybe adrenaline?

7) This is about the progression of mental illness, it's about how quickly people can stray from humanity when put in an extreme situation. This happens in real life all the time. When faced with something truly horrific, people often behave in ways they never otherwise would.

8) Yup, I agree. That was dumb.