It ended, and then I found myself staring at the screen, watching the credits roll thinking: what did I just watch?? Brilliant!

I like Michael Shannon and Ashley Judd a lot. And Harry Connick, Jr. is easy on the eyes, but sure doesn’t look like an ex-con. I thought it was well acted as the eccentric drifter (Michael Shannon) slips into madness that was made up, or might be real. Love can rob you of reason and cut you off from the world.

This movie left the station right on time, everything was running smoothly... Then it just derailed; went right off the tracks. Crashed and burned.

kudos to Ashley judd for being wiling to go all the way ....... AND BEYOND !!!!

The acting was good but I wasn’t interested in the story. This movie is based on a play and perhaps it just didn’t translate well to the big screen.

I think if I were as high on the same drugs these guys were, I might have "got" this movie! I kept watching hoping the point of this movie might show itself. Nah....Don't waste your time.

Ashley Judd is a trouper in this misguided film. Though I enjoy Michael Shannon, he's annoying here in the role he created off Broadway. I get the point of the movie but I wish Friedkin wasn't married to self mutilation to tell a story of paranoia. I hope Judd gets a better vehicle someday soon, she's very talented.

This was like a bad meth trip, skip it

It was O.K for a home TV movie. I was entertained and interesting. But it was NOT worth the long library wait or the price to rent from a Red Box.

William Friedkin, famous for The French Connection, The Exorcist, The Boys in the Band does very few films nowadays. Bug is a film with characters that you want to get away from as they seem worse and worse as time goes by. Since the characters started getting kinda creepy, I didn't like any of them by the end. Good riddance! Strangely though, I started to see if his next film was on DVD yet.