Feedback

Synopsis

Feedback is a 2002 thriller directed by Anthony Ginnane, featuring Joe Tabb in a gripping story set against the backdrop of the call center industry. The film follows a suspenseful narrative centered on the dark and often dangerous consequences of corporate espionage and psychological manipulation. As tensions escalate within the high-pressure environment, characters navigate trust, betrayal, and survival. With a focus on intense interpersonal dynamics and the modern workplace's hidden dangers, Feedback offers a chilling exploration of human vulnerability under stress. The film combines elements of mystery and psychological drama as it unfolds the complexities behind seemingly routine customer service operations, revealing a maze of deceit and conflict.

Cast

• Joe Tabb

  Lenny

• Melissa Pursley

  Sarah

• Jesse Bob Harper

  Mick

• Jerry Giordano

  Kubota

• Robert Bardy

  Leader

• Andrew Rocha

  Shooter

Reviews

Feedback has received mixed to negative reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 4.9/10, reflecting a general lukewarm reception. Critics have generally praised Joe Tabb’s performance for bringing depth to his character, but many have found the film’s pacing uneven and the plot lacking cohesion. For example, some reviews highlight the film's tense atmosphere and intriguing premise but criticize it for not delivering enough resolution or clarity, with certain storylines feeling underdeveloped. Rotten Tomatoes does not currently list enough reviews to provide a definitive score, but user comments mirror the sentiment of a film with potential undermined by weak execution. Metacritic also lacks a sufficient number of critiques, though the overall impression is of a thriller that fails to fully engage due to a convoluted script and limited production value. Nevertheless, some viewers appreciate the film's ambition and psychological tension, recommending it to fans of niche, character-driven thrillers.