Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Kristina Klebe | ... | Kelly | |
Franco Nero | ... | Niko | |
Natalie Burn | ... | Lucy | |
Dragan Micanovic | ... | Boban | |
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Miodrag 'Miki' Krstovic | ... | The Guardian (as Miodrag Krstovic) |
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Slobodan Stefanovic | ... | Alex |
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Sofija Rajovic | ... | Yasmin |
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Zorana Kostic Obradovic | ... | Scylla the Nymph |
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Jelena Rakocevic | ... | Ana |
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Janko Cekic | ... | Sergej |
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Miki Peric | ... | Mickey Backpacker |
Milena Predic | ... | Bar Owner | |
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Mina Sablic | ... | The Creature |
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Zarko Dudic | ... | Rose Local |
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Slobodan Jocic | ... | Rose Local |
Two American girls travel to Montenegro on vacation to visit an old friend. While they're there they decide to venture to Mamula, an abandoned military fortress located on a remote island. During their exploration of the fortress they discover that they are not alone. Someone else is on the island with them and he will stop at nothing to protect it's secrets. There is a darkness hidden beneath the island and the terror has just begun. Written by Srdjan Mitrovic
That's the best I can say about the movie. It delivers every cliché in the book and there are lines of dialog, that were openly laughed at, at the Screening at Frightfest. While director and stars are invited I always feel sort of bad for them, but it wasn't an issue at the Q&A afterwards, which was a good thing.
The actors are all pretty, but some struggle with their lines (especially those whose first language isn't English!). Franco Nero might seem like a lighthouse, but considering the demands he made to be in the movie, it might have been better, if he actually wasn't. He brings some sort of gravitas, but he has some speeches that feel endless and stop the movie entirely. Not that it was up and running in high speed, but still.
There is some nudity and blood to satisfy those needs, but it does not help make this a fun movie. While the poster (english title "Nymph"), promised something entertaining, it couldn't deliver in the way "Zombeaver" did ...