Coffin Rock (2009)

A woman unable to conceive a child with her husband, despite 15 months of trying, makes the drunken mistake of sleeping with a young stranger. The stranger then goes to terrifying lengths to prove his paternity.

Director:

Rupert Glasson

Writer:

Rupert Glasson

Stars:

Robert Taylor, Lisa Chappell, Sam Parsonson

3 nominations.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Robert Taylor	...	Rob Willis
Lisa Chappell	...	Jessie Willis
Sam Parsonson	...	Evan
Terry Camilleri	...	Tony
Geoff Morrell	...	George
Jodie Dry	...	Megan
Joseph Del Re	...	Benny
Guy O'Donnell	...	Spud
Peter Green	...	Dr. Bass
Sally Davis	...	Dr. Davis
Sasha Carruozzo	...	Female Doctor
Bernard Ledger	...	Evan's Father (as Bernie Ledger)
Rani Chaleyer	...	Mother
Milla Glasson	...	Toddler
Deborah Landau	...	Bar Maid

Storyline

This tense psychological thriller tells the story of a woman unable to conceive a child with her husband, despite 15 months of trying. In a desperate and drunken mistake, she sleeps with a young stranger. Determined to prove his paternity, his intentions soon become terrifyingly psychotic and the young woman finds herself at the center of a psychological and brutally physical battle which she must win if she is to survive and have the family she longs for.

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Plot Keywords:

paternity | stalking | australia | husband wife relationship | stalker | 

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Taglines:

Be careful what you wish for...

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Genres:

Thriller

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

Australia UK New Zealand

Language:

English

Release Date:

4 September 2009 (UK)

Also Known As:

Seed

Filming Locations:

Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Company Credits

Production Co:

Screen Australia, South Australian Film Corporation, The, Head Gear Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

92 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

User Reviews

Great Australian movie

A great little thriller that walks a very thin line. Movies like that can easily fall into the cliché category. But the actors really save it from going there. I personally would have wished that some things would have been resolved differently. But still even as it is, the movie delivers on it's premise.

Foreseeable and predictable most of the time? Yes, but as I said, still really enjoyable and very good. I watched it at the Fright Fest and the guy who played the villain (and pulls off a very mean scene) was there too. Actually a nice guy, which is a credit to his acting in this movie as a bad guy.