"Hell is other people," one character famously says in Jean-Paul Sartre's play No Exit, about three people stuck in a room for all eternity. The new Netflix movie Windfall explores an hour and a half of that hell, similarly featuring three very different people emotionally torturing each other with mind games. Except, in Charlie McDowell's tense film, hell is a beautiful Californian estate belonging to two characters held at gunpoint, in a home invasion movie unlike most others.

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It was October 6, 2006, and Martin Scorsese released a gangster movie that seemed almost unfair from the start. It had Leonardo DiCaprio. It had

