George MacKay plays a graffiti artist who breaks into the homes of London’s elite and sprays the movie’s title on their walls to let them know they’re vulnerable. His visit to the home of a prominent judge (Hugh Bonneville) turns horribly dark. The thriller elements are parceled out slowly, which matches the gradual development of the story. While it never becomes truly tense, the plotting has some unusual elements that give it extra integrity (no spoilers here). After his role as the stuffy patriarch in Downton Abbey, it’s fun to see Bonneville be so mean and cool at the same time. This is not a great thriller, but enjoyable for his performance and the unusual take on the subject. 
(3.5 / 5)
