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Tilda Cobham-Hervey | ... | Grace | |
Mark Leonard Winter | ... | Travis | |
Sara West | ... | Sarah | |
Steve Le Marquand | ... | Father Jay | |
Nic English | ... | Toby | |
Matt Crook | ... | Marcus | |
Elena Carapetis | ... | Kate | |
Craig Behenna | ... | Tom | |
Tess O'Flaherty | ... | Farm Community Member | |
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Kate Cheel | ... | Rachel (as Katy Cheel) |
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Sebastian Freeman | ... | Ben |
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Adom Carter | ... | Train Commuter (as Adom Kartor) |
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Gem O'Flaherty | ... | Farm Community Member |
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Guy O'Grady | ... | Hipster |
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Lachlan Wilson | ... | Andy |
Travis is a thirty-something psychiatrist haunted by the death of a former patient. On the brink of a nervous breakdown, he stumbles across a group run by a charismatic leader, Father Jay. In search of answers, Travis is led deeper and deeper into the underworld of a doomsday cult, where he meets Grace, a mysterious teenage girl. When the cult comes under attack from the outside world, Travis must risk his life to save his soul. Written by BK
I swear I didn't dose off at in the first 45 minutes of this film, but it really seemed as though there were big gaping holes in the story. Really got tired of these tedious cult people forcing him to drink some gunk which he invariably upchucks. The story inched along, didn't pick up pace and left me feeling as though I was standing on a dark corner waiting for a ride at 3am. Would not recommend to anyone. Another of many Superchillin offerings that tout better than a 7.2 stars on IMDb, but when I actually come here, find it's a good 2 stars lower rated. 3 reviews are not a wide enough base to feasibly rate a film. The producer, director and main character could have logged on and given it rave reviews, but this was nothing close to the quality or content I would expect from a 7.2 star movie.