Traveling south to the coast through the remote Boanyoo Ranges, a group of friends encounter a stranger. Stopping to help they endure a shocking and unrelenting game of cat-and-mouse. They discover that nothing will ever be the same again.
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Louise Janelle Bartlett | ... | Waitress |
Bianca Bradey | ... | Emma | |
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Jazz Cohn | ... | Amelia |
Michael Cullen | ... | Tradesman | |
Stef Dawson | ... | Leah Thompson | |
William Emmons | ... | Erik | |
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Allen Ennew | ... | Henry |
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Charlie Falkner | ... | Max Thompson |
Xavier Fernandez | ... | Javier Ortiz | |
Corey Page | ... | Matthew Webster | |
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Damien Prokop | ... | Gas Station Attendant |
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Rod Ramsay | ... | Edward Thompson |
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Rebecca Ratcliff | ... | Caroline |
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Gary Stubbings | ... | Police Officer |
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Michael Windeyer | ... | William Thompson |
Traveling south to the coast through the remote Boanyoo Ranges, a group of friends encounter a stranger. Stopping to help they endure a shocking and unrelenting game of cat-and-mouse. They discover that nothing will ever be the same again.
One of the best things you can say about this movie, is that it is different. Another one would be that it tries to stay true to its nature from start to finish. Problem is, the execution (no puns intended by the way) isn't as good as it could be. The script might have a few twists here and there, but the characters will annoy you at best. To be fair at best is what the other comment is and I wish I could share his enthusiasm (good for him).
While promising at the beginning this drifts to the absurd and almost unbearable at times. The (special) effects are good, the cinematography is nice too. But there is a lot missing to make this a stand out.