Decent little psycho-thriller that really keeps you guessing and has better developed characters than usual in this sort of thing.

A literate, haunting thriller that rewards the attentive viewer (especially on subsequent viewings) before blowing his or her mind twice. Astounding!

Go in knowing as little as possible. As a fan of thrillers/mysteries, I will say there were some aspects that I found refreshing. On the other hand, I must say that this was one of those films that kept my interest, didn't offend my intelligence, but was ultimately a little dissatisfying. Not something to rush out a see, but if you're looking for a decent thriller you haven't seen before, you could do worse.

A surprisingly effective and thoughtful thriller that takes some risky, experimental detours.

"The ostensible genre elements that seem to pitch the Double Hour somewhere between crime film and ghost story begin to look like the stuff of an allegory about modern relationships and the fright of commitment"

A slightly uneven crime drama which ultimately reveals itself to be more complex and thought-provoking than I expected. There are a several major twists which I did not see coming, and the director plays with the viewer by keeping them in the dark. Which can be a rewarding tactic, but also makes some parts of the movie seem slow and morose. There's a subdued, minimalist aesthetic throughout, but maybe it could use a bit more pizazz. A promising debut, and might be worth another watch.

Clumsy plotting and ugly direction makes for a tedious, ineffective thriller.

Only when Capotondi trades in chaos and negativity does he show a giallo streak-unfortunately that's for most of the film.

Very thrilling,sudden turn of events, nice fiction touching human psychology and soul.