When Juliet Luis is cleaning the windshield in the beginning of the movie, she moves to the passenger side and wets the window. The next shot she is talking to Sharon Stone and the windshield is dry. See more...
Directed by Mike Figgis, starring Christopher Plummer, Dana Eskelson, Dennis Quaid, Juliette Lewis, Kristen Stewart, Ryan Wilson, Sharon Stone, Stephen Dorff (add more)
Genres: Drama, Horror, Thriller
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Towards the end on the roof when Cooper is throwing tiles at Dale, one hits him in the head and he bleeds all over his forehead, after Dale falls through the window and hits the ground it zooms up on his face and there isn't a drop of blood nor a scratch or cut from the tile hitting him. [Actually, you can see the gash on the side of his head, right at his hair line. the blood could be gone because it is raining heavily.]
When Dennis Quaid and Sharon Stone are in the forest, after finding the bodies, it seems as though, in the background, the New York City skyline is visible, yet they are supposed to be far from a city. [You couldn't possibly see New York from the forest shot as the entire thing was filmed in Ontario, Cananda.]
In the opening sequence when Sharon Stone is lying in bed - the alarm goes off. In her dazed state she fumbles to turn off the alarm - the time reads 04:10. As she presses the buttons on top of the alarm clock she hits the alarm set button and you can see 12:00 appear. If the alarm is set for 12:00 then how did it go off at 04:10? [Many alarm clocks have more than one alarm setting (multiple wake times).]
Corrected by Myridon
The setting is a deep country area, if you listen carefully it is obvious that Ruby has somewhat of a northern/New York accent, along with a few others. [The town is within a day's drive of New York City. Who's to say some of the people didn't originally live near there?]
At the beginning of the film, the alarm clock goes off and Leah wakes up. At this time the digital alarm clock has red numbers. Cooper tells her to reset the clock and she forgets, and then, when he wakes up, you can see that the numbers in the alarm clock are now green. [the alarm clock is the same color in both shots.]
How did Dave manage to kill a pony and put the corpse in the pool? The pony was way too heavy to pull after its death, and the pony would never have gotten in the pool alive. [He could have walked the pony out next to the pool, killed it, and then pushed it into the pool.]
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