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Amos Lassen wrote on 04/04/2011:

Sam Zalutsky’s “You Belong to Me” is not necessarily a gay movie—it is not really about being gay but it does have gay characters in it. This is a subtle thriller with a plot that unfolds both slowly and gradually and is intensely compelling.
Everything begins when a young gay architect named Jeffrey (Daniel Sauli) is dumped by his regular sex trick, Rene (Julien Lucas). Jeffrey then embarks on an obsessive stalking of Rene and finds out where he lives and then rents a room in the same building. The landlady of the building, Gladys, (Patti D’Arbanville) who is not exactly in possession of all of her wits becomes somewhat infatuated with Jeffrey and she has her own agenda for him. These plans include drugs, torture and kidnapping.
Somewhat reminiscent of Polanski’s “Rosemary’s Baby”, director Zalutsky puts a gay touch on a creepy apartment building with a new kind of entrapment scenes. We get the story of a man who movies into the wrong apartment and then finds himself having to deal with the crazies that share his building.
We discover that Rene is living with a long-term lover and he is not at all happy that Jeffrey has moved into the building. Jeffrey who starts his quest as a villain becomes a victim. He is so content on obsessing over Rene that he ignores several signs that are in his path. These signs range from Gladys’s over protectiveness which seems to invade his very being to the dried blood looking paint job in the hall and the fact that the man who had his apartment before he did left and in doing so took not much with him. His clothes and possessions remain in the apartment. One night the missing man’s boyfriend appears one night, he demands to know where his lover has gone. Gladys tries to explain to Jeffrey what happened to the man and she gives a deliberately vague account as to why he suddenly moved out. Shortly thereafter Jeffrey begins to hear strange noises coming from the landlady’s apartment. This is some scary stuff here.
“You Belong to Me” is urban gothic to the hilt. But even with that the opportunity to make this some kind of low-rate thriller is not used by Zalutsky. This is one of those movies that you will not soon forget. There is great horror here and the movie will chill even the warmest hearts.

Jason X wrote on 06/08/2008:

This movie is at first not really a GAY movie per say. Yes there is a gay character or 2, but has nothing to do with being gay really.

"A stalker is being stalked in this totally scary film."
That is not a true statement, the main character is not really a stalker. More of a loner, if that even.

It has no creepy vibe either, at a short 83 minutes, NOTHING even takes place until 40 minutes. Even after that its nothing new in a thriller/suspense type of film.

There is really nothing good to say about it at all, other than the short running time.