Getting In, a comedy/horror movie (which has an R rating, to my surprise), is not the most entertaining of films. And I'm not being biased because Calista is only in the film for about three minutes, either. Getting In has an extremely easy plot to follow, and the "mystery murderer" is so easy to figure out, it makes I Know What You Did Last Summer's plotline look like the plot of Mission Impossible. It's a good one-time, rental flick.. but it isn't the most entertaining, humorous, or even intruiging film you'll see.