HAND IN HAND

In a story extremely reminiscent of 2006’s “Right At Your Door,” a young couple in the city must quarantine themselves in their house to guard against a threat outside. In “Right Outside Your Door,” a dirty bomb in Los Angeles gives a real sense of tension and panic. In “Hand in Hand,” a smallpox outbreak in New York gives nothing more than the opportunity to watch the couple whine, fight, and cry for an hour and a half. Dark, boring visuals and amateurish audio further detract from the movie. It’s the dialogue, though, that’s the real killer. Being quarantined with people this numbingly shallow makes you wish more than anything to break out of their house, smallpox be damned.

NO (1/10)