This movie seemed like it might be fun, as the premise is more relevant today than ever, but the casting and the terrible acting made the whole thing aggravating and a giant waste of time.

Just gotta say it. Sadie Katz had a voice like fingernails on a blackboard. If she had a cold, they needed to wait until she recovered. Unfortunately, that wouldn't have helped her performance, just make here tolerable to listen to. Sorry to say, the rest of the cast weren't much better. This looked like a high school film project.

Just because you have a low budget doesn't mean you have to hire people with little to no talent. There are endless numbers of out-of- work actors who could have done a better job.

The robot probably gave the best performance of the lot. We were rooting for him to give 'em all pink slips.

It has all the makings of a Troma Team flick but comes up way short. The acting is close to campy but not quite, the effects are certainly hokey enough. A tweak of the script and some more puns and gags it could have been great. Or go the other way and make a real movie but it's a watchable piece of mediocrity. Still I got a few chuckles and couple of grins out of it.

This film hit all the right buttons for me. The heartless woman who fires 90% of the employees. The robot with the failing battery. The fact that repair costs more than replace. The switch from "cozy, heartwarming" to frightening on-the-edge-of-my-seat stuff was unexpected, sudden, and effective. I don't really understand what the negative reviews here are about. I loved this film, my wife did too.