Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
William Ash | ... | Zakes Abbot (as Will Ash) | |
Christine Bottomley | ... | Beth | |
Andreas Wisniewski | ... | The Tarman | |
Claire Keelan | ... | Wendy | |
Stuart McQuarrie | ... | Thorpe | |
Robbie Gee | ... | Chimponda | |
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Peter Wyatt | ... | Mr. Coates |
Sheila Reid | ... | Mrs. Coates | |
Shaun Dingwall | ... | PC Mitchall | |
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Rupert Procter | ... | Dad (as Rupert Proctor) |
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Carol Allen | ... | Mum |
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Harry Mondryk | ... | Dash |
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Tobias Adams-Heighway | ... | Drummer Boy |
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Dasiy Mondryk | ... | Girl |
Allison Saxton | ... | Woman in Loo |
Tired and irritable, Zakes Abbott drives home along the motorway, his girlfriend, Beth, asleep beside him. Failing to spot his exit he speeds across the causeway, cutting up a white van and barely avoiding an accident. Apoplectic with rage, the truck driver gives chase, and as he violently overtakes the tailgate flips up revealing a woman bound and bloodied in the back. But before there is time for a second look, the door is slammed shut and Zakes is left bewildered and wondering if what he saw was real. Later at a service station, Zakes' fears grow when Beth goes missing, and as he begins a frantic search, he is enticed into a deadly game of cat and mouse on the deserted motorway. But being the sole witness to the earlier scene, how does he convince others of his desperate need for help? Playing on our most primal fears, this taut suspense thriller challenges a world where we constantly turn responsibility over to someone else and asks the question: what do you do when there is no ... Written by Zoe Flower
I find it amazing how people get very critical about films which in some cases weren't advertised as big block busters. OK this isn't going to win any Oscars but hey its wasn't as bad as some people think. I do find these films frustrating sometimes when you dissect them and say well i wouldn't have done that but hey if that is the case then tell all those idiots who still swam with Jaws and still go to holiday camps. It had suspense and some good moments, i thought it was better than i was lead to believe and wouldn't recommend it but if you do hire it then you wont be too disappointed and just enjoy it for what it is a low budget film with some good moments.