Siblings crossing rural Australia experience a vehicle breakdown in the middle of nowhere and seek help from an isolated farmstead.
Nothing original or new, but reasonably competent. Characters take liberties as uninvited guests in someone else's home, but where would the genre be without such recklessness?
The brother and sister are played with a believable degree of sibling rivalry and banter, and there is an attempt to explain the odd choice of route for a long journey (although not why they took the less capable car).
Could have benefited from some innovation, but watchable for what it is.
Nothing original or new, but reasonably competent. Characters take liberties as uninvited guests in someone else's home, but where would the genre be without such recklessness?
The brother and sister are played with a believable degree of sibling rivalry and banter, and there is an attempt to explain the odd choice of route for a long journey (although not why they took the less capable car).
Could have benefited from some innovation, but watchable for what it is.
