The Voyeurs is a movie that is a bit more original, has some spice to it, and is truly an artistic visualization addressing key concepts the world needs to revisit. Bringing shock factor is certainly key to help one readers habits that they may share, and the drama is certainly top notch to rival a modern day drama on say ABC, but with much better acting and control compared to the writing of the tired shows. However, it’s very strength of artistry may also be its biggest flaw as well, and the fact that it robs some of the entertainment value that I like in my dramas. The pace is not my speed and takes a while to really get into the intriguing “suspense, focusing on real life relationships that offer little in terms of content. The plot gaps are heavy, and more so the suspense of logic that some story hunters are going to pick apart with ease. Though it handles this well, it requires sticking to the end to see it come together, something that may be difficult given the amount of erotic focus this film does. If that’s your cup of tea, hit it up immediately, but if you want more sustenance and a little more engagement, veer away from this film instead.