New York MagazineOne way you know that D.J. Caruso is a resourceful director is that he scares you silly with a minimum of violence and a few...
Entertainment WeeklyDisturbia opened with a freakish highway car crash, I was startled to realize it wasn't a supernatural event.
ReelViewsDisturbia is a nice little mystery thriller that takes a wrong turn on the way to its climax and morphs into a slasher movie.
The Philadelphia InquirerRear Window gets YouTubed in Disturbia, a mostly clever, jump-and-scream thriller about voyeurism, murder, and the stuff goi...
Chicago TribuneComparisons [to Rear Window] are probably something the makers of Disturbia don't want us to make, since Disturbia, for all ...
Los Angeles TimesHas nowhere near the conceptual sophistication of Rear Window, where the protagonist's absorption in what he's watching mirr...
The New York TimesInstead of manufacturing elaborate, ridiculous plot twists or imposing overwrought psychological melodrama on a basically ab...
Wall Street JournalThe most disturbious part of "Disturbia" is how engaging this teenage thriller manages to be, even though it's a shameless r...
New York Daily NewsThe story starts to fall apart only toward the end, when lightning rumbles overhead and our suddenly dense hero decides to e...
The Boston GlobeThere's probably a way to do "Rear Window " as a seen-it-all thriller about a 17-year-old under house arrest, but "Disturbia...
New York PostDirector D.J. Caruso relies entirely too much on clichéd shock cuts and keeps pulling back every time the flick seems to be ...
Houston ChroniclesDespite the foolishness, and despite the patent knockoffs of Rear Window and American Beauty, Disturbia is a likable little ...
San Francisco Chronicle"Disturbia" is "Rear Window" transported to a suburban house with lots of windows to peer out of.
EmpireEntertaining Hitchcock-lite for a generation that would rather dial P for pizza than M for murder.
Film ThreatWith all the promise to be the year's best teen scream flick, Disturbia gets lost while overly trying to please its demograp...
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Partial Film Information
Director: D.J. Caruso
Writer: Christopher Landon
Studio: DreamWorks Pictures
Cast: Shia LaBeouf, David Morse, Sarah Roemer
Release: April 13, 2007
Writer: Christopher Landon
Studio: DreamWorks Pictures
Cast: Shia LaBeouf, David Morse, Sarah Roemer
Release: April 13, 2007
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