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Starring |
| Josh Stewart, Juan Fernandez, Madeline Zima |
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| Director | |
| Marcus Dunstan |
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| Released | |
| 2009 | |
| Rating | |
| R | |
| Length | |
| 90 Minutes | |
| Plot | |
| Desperate to repay his debt to his ex-wife, an ex-con plots a heist at his new employer’s country home, unaware that a second criminal has also targeted the property, and rigged it with a series of deadly traps. | |
| Horrorfest Administrator Review | |
| A good idea that is poorly executed in yet another attempt to recapture the “Saw” experience. Without giving anything away let me say that a lot of the story does not seem at all plausible in a real-life scenario, especially for a horror movie that was attempting to be more “realistic” than others. Horror porn lovers will be more interested in this one, while others will just find it sick and pointless.
Note: Do not get too excited over the alternate ending, it might as well be a joke. |
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First thing I’m going to say is that if you’re going to put in a rating system it would be nice if it worked properly. I love the movie…it’s a nice change from the typical horro bs and Josh is a good actor and an adorable guy!
This was a decent horror film. I agree that it seems a little far-fetched that the bad guy could set up so many traps so quickly. I’m not opposed to a sequel, maybe they can improve on the original!
Dani the pumpkin heads seem to be working fine for me. Perhaps you’re using an old version of Internet Explorer?