Credited cast: | |||
Charlie Blackwood | ... | Rachel Hopkins | |
Julie Hannan | ... | Agnes Fairbairn | |
Scott Vickers | ... | Matt Hopkins | |
Alan Cuthbert | ... | Bob Fairbairn | |
Briony Monroe | ... | Faith Fairbairn / Ellie Adams | |
Thoren Ferguson | ... | David Fairbairn | |
Martin Murphy | ... | Luke Fairbairn | |
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Kris McDowall | ... | Jason |
Cameron Fulton | ... | Stu | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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David Friel | ... | Armed Police Officer |
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Anne Kane Howie | ... | Paramedic |
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Andrew Kelly | ... | Paramedic |
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Alex Martin | ... | Police Officer |
An expecting Mother (Rachel) and husband (Matt) crash their car in the countryside and are offered shelter by a farmer and his wife. Rachel soon realizes the farmer's children are in fact stolen. Just as they try to escape from the farm Rachel goes into labor.....
Pleasantly surprised and highly entertained by this low budget gem.
The writer kind of leads you down the path a little, I was like, oh god this is so predictable! WRONG! Totally threw some serious curve balls and I was gripped.
My wife really liked it and this is seriously high praise as she easily gets bored if films don't keep 'giving'. I think women especially mothers will find themselves unable to look away due to the horrific scenario the mother-to-be gets into - she is also the hero and damn she goes through the mill but not in that standard horror victim way.
The evil family in this movie are so creepy and they often make you cringe.
Matriarch is great - a fresh horror / thriller / creepy mash up.