FEEDBACK is an interesting low budget British thriller taking place in a single location; the recording studio of a radio station. Eddie Marsan is our everyman hero, trying to retain control in a violent situation when masked thugs storm the studio and hold everyone hostage. As it turns out the mystery backstory is by far the most engaging part of this one because what plays out on screen is entirely familiar and predictable. It's certainly a violent one, but there's only so much story in this premise before it ends up becoming a back and forth kind of thing that feels repetitive and dragged out come the end.

Some things are tough to watch. And being on the receiving end of violence is never something anyone wishes to experience. Would it matter if it is based or rather built on revenge? Also would it matter if it is in any way "justified"? And how would we know if it is justified and how far one should go? Not to mention that innocent people always get sucked in.

So the movie walks a very thin line and the plot may not convince a lot of people ... or the acting that is. I for one think everyone is doing a great job in this and you can feel that they do what they think is right. Whether it is right or not ... will be something the viewer has to decide ultimately - if he gets all the information that is. But can we trust that information? Or whom can we trust? There a different layers to this and the end will either work for you or break the movie ... it's all in the eye of the beholder ...

This movie is not a slasher kill type, It has a deep story and characters. there are so many unbelievable twist and the watcher starts to think about the moral decision and solving the problems. it's not about a psychopath or horror movie. so much appreciated for this and very underrated.