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A frightning and true account of a British man and his two girl companions, who get kidnapped in the Australian Outback. A refreshing unhappy ending with both women coming to a grizzly end. The male escapes (surviving torture), whilst the killer...
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A frightning and true account of a British man and his two girl companions, who get kidnapped in the Australian Outback. A refreshing unhappy ending with both women coming to a grizzly end. The male escapes (surviving torture), whilst the killer simply rides off into the sunset. Effective chiller.

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Posted oct 3, 2007 3:25 am pt

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I was hoping for this movie to be good. As most people noted, this movie is really boring in the beginning because nothing really happens. The conversation between these ppl is so dull. The action does pick up but for a horror, suspense fan like...
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I was hoping for this movie to be good. As most people noted, this movie is really boring in the beginning because nothing really happens. The conversation between these ppl is so dull. The action does pick up but for a horror, suspense fan like me, there sure was none. What a disappointment, because I felt like sleeping during most of the movies. This movie wouldn't even get a half a star, if it wasnt for some okay action scenes.

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Posted feb 4, 2007 11:23 am pt

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The first sets of the movie were just a few people Outback of Austraila, Then the young men and women have been stuck with a man who has a sick mind. But somtimes the movie got boring but was exciting!

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Posted jan 24, 2007 7:17 am pt

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The first 40+ minutes added absolutely nothing to the film, the british accents were laughable, and the film was reasonably cliched. But luckily, I have no other complaints about the film.

Although it didn't set any benchmarks in...
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The first 40+ minutes added absolutely nothing to the film, the british accents were laughable, and the film was reasonably cliched. But luckily, I have no other complaints about the film.

Although it didn't set any benchmarks in horror, the film was genuinely quite creepy, and although I was surprised that there wasn't more gore, the implications of what was happening was quite creepy. Also it was nice to see a killer with character in a slasher movie, and the ending felt more morbid than you'd expect from a slasher film .

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Posted dec 21, 2006 7:06 am pt

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