Sleeper (II) (2012)

Enigmatically silent, and driven by love, the man known as Resnik was imprisoned for butchering another man and kidnapping the young girl at the heart of his obsession, Kelly. For the ... See full summary »

Director:

Dru Brown

Writers:

Dru Brown (story), Dru Brown,

Stars:

Ty Hungerford, Bruce Hopkins, Scott Levy

Cast

Credited cast:
Ty Hungerford	...	Molloy
Bruce Hopkins	...	Raynor
Scott Levy	...	Resnik
Kym Jackson	...	Kelly
Ray Sinclair	...	Dwayne Miller
Lauren Orrell	...	Sara
Nicole Payten-Betts	...	Heather (as Nicole Payten)
Adam Fawns	...	Josh
Robert Reitano	...	Toby
Cory Robinson	...	Baker
Chris Hillier	...	Wace
Christian McCarty	...	Ben
Darko Tuscan	...	Johnson
Nathan Corbett	...	Carnage
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Cameron Ambridge	...	Harry

Storyline

Enigmatically silent, and driven by love, the man known as Resnik was imprisoned for butchering another man and kidnapping the young girl at the heart of his obsession, Kelly. For the safety of his fellow inmates, Resnik was only ever allowed to wake, eat and exercise alone, after dark, he learned to like it. Now having escaped during a midnight transfer, Resnik is headed back to Moonlight Bay, and Detectives Raynor and Molloy have only 12 hours to stop him before the sun goes down, and the carnage begins, again.

---

Plot Keywords:

revenge | raven | wwe | prison escape | unrequited love | 

---

Genres:

Action | Horror

---

Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

Australia

Language:

English

Release Date:

26 June 2012 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Queensland, Australia

Company Credits

Production Co:

Seven8 Media

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Raven worked closely with Darko Tuscan to perfect the many action scenes. Darko was the Neo stunt double for Keanu Reeves in The Matrix.

User Reviews

Why?

I really like Australian films and thought i'd give this one a try - sadly this has altered my opinion of where the Australian film industry is going. Terrible story line (highly unbelievable that the arresting officer could have actually arrested the psychopath) and inferior acting, especially in this day and age please take some pointers from American and British counter parts! The twist at the end is not even worth the agonizing wait. It does have some early nineties undertones - Kelly not having a cellphone and the horrible way in which the police are deemed incompetent put great shows like Water Rats and Rush to shame. Really not worth the film recorded on or the electricity used to play. Save yourself. Give it a miss all together.