Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Shane Sweeney | ... | Chris Hughes |
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Tom Geoffrey | ... | Andy Baxtor |
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Alex Edwards | ... | Dan Marsden |
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Celia Muir | ... | Lucy Tiernan |
Dean Jagger | ... | Martin Tiernan (as Dean S. Jagger) | |
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Chris Manns | ... | Big Man Barrett (as Chris 'Flatliner' Manns) |
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Ben Richards | ... | Jon Woodard |
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James Privett | ... | Aine Tiernan |
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Kristoffer Robert | ... | Fay Madigan (as Kris McManus) |
Charley Boorman | ... | Brian Seaborn | |
Sydnee Howard | ... | Barmaid | |
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Mike Perkis | ... | Chief |
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Rob Frampton | ... | Pub Bodybuilder 1 (as Rob 'Stoneman' Frampton) |
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Glenn Nobes | ... | Pub Bodybuilder 2 |
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Adam Ross King | ... | Shane Curran (as Adam King) |
Four friends set out on a motorcycle adventure weekend, clocking up miles in an attempt to outrun their age and urban lifestyles. After bartering with a local land owner for a place to set up camp, they spend the night reminiscing over their wasted youth. The following morning they spot an ominous looking caravan, and decide to investigate. Within minutes, an idiotic prank leads to a series of brutal events and a deadly race for survival. A modern plunge back into the worlds created by movies such as 'Deliverance' and 'Southern Comfort' but with a gritty British twang. Kidnap, murder and a hidden past are just some of the reasons these four adventurers should have stayed at home. An action thriller that will make you question who the villains really are. You cant outrun what's in your blood. Written by Kris McManus and Brian Allen Levine
I don't usually write reviews but I wanted to comment on this one.
A lot of the reviews I've read for "The Travellers" aka "The Hunting" are quite harsh. I don't think it is being judged in the context of it being a low budget film.
I would not say that it's fantastic but taking everything into account (the money, the cast and crew) it was entertaining with some gripping scenes.
Giving it a very low rating is a little unfair in my opinion, it can't be compared to a slick Hollywood blockbuster. Maybe these reviewers are only used to watching that sort of movie.