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Based on a true story, Carver depicts the real life events of five 20-something's that went camping in the mountain town of Halcyon Ridge and never returned.
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Life imitating art...Art imitating death
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Motion Picture Rating
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Rated R for strong bloody violence and torture, language and some sexuality/nudity
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Trivia
A great deal of ultra-violence and gore was removed from the for-cable edition, which received an R rating when it aired on Showtime.
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Goofs
When Pete and Bryan are in the tent discussing returning the stolen film, Bryan's mouth doesn't match what he's saying in the over-the-shoulder shot.
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References
Smurfs (1981)
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Soundtracks
"The Heaviest"
Written by Paul E. Jessen
Performed by Paul E. Jessen and Zak Miller
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Im not gonna leave a massive comment about this as im not sure how yet, this is my first ever comment on a title... this film, which i did enjoy for the most part, is an excercise in filming torture graphically, if you have a weak stomach i cant say i recommend it but if you like extreme violence and have a perverse liking for watching others in agony then this might just be your thing!!! the acting is a little weak, the story is as usual very loosely "based on a true story" the maniac is pretty good and believable and the violence is extreme,the scene in the outhouse still haunts me-is that a spoiler? if you liked hostel then you'll probably like this i guess