Eli Roth's new home-invasion thriller blends elements of "Hard Candy" and "Fatal Attraction."

Dir: Eli Roth. US. 2015. 99mins

A family man stays home for a long weekend to catch up on work when two young women knock on his door in the middle of the night, seemingly hellbent on destroying his home and life

Keanu Reeves is tortured by sexy, half-naked girls who promise him pizza.

As a piece of social satire, Knock Knock winds up being not just toothless but anticlimactic.

Keanu Reeves' whiny monologue comparing an act of infidelity to "free pizza" is a moment that seems destined for cult canonization.

The director of Hostel used to just want to gross audiences out. Now he's looking to make them mad as well.

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If you are thinking about seeing the thriller Knock Knock, consider these points before making a commitment:

It's 'Home Alone' for adults.

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Keanu Reeves tries to fend off two rapacious young women.