Budget
$2,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$8,452
Opening weekend US & Canada
$1,273
Gross worldwide
$1,349,387
Budget
$2,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$8,452
Opening weekend US & Canada
$1,273
Gross worldwide
$1,349,387
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By Kadin 2022-03-31 08:01:02
Watching a B-grade film also needs the texture of the picture to drive the atmosphere of the film. Unfortunately, this film has no texture at all from the soundtrack to the picture, and immediately lost most of the interest. The story is based on real events, but the filming is very old-fashioned and loses its originality. It is the creation part that requires illusory. If it is completely based on reality, it will let the audience lose the space for imagination. Injuries as a child lead to...
By Earl 2022-03-31 08:01:02
Last night I really wanted to grab an Aussie man by the collar and ask him what kind of mental journey it is to take a woman to see this kind of ghost movie on a date, but he's a psycho anyway. . . Whenever I think about this, my heart starts to calm down again. . .
Anyway, get down to business. The film is based on the true plot, the 1999 serial murder that rocked Australia. Apparently it left a lot in the memory of the Aussie man, that's why we were sitting at the cinema last night....
By Abbey 2022-03-31 08:01:02
When a person wants to watch a horror movie, it is very embarrassing, and it is not uncommon to find that he is watching a literary movie. To a certain extent, such a Chinese translation of the name is simply too embarrassing. Those who named it seem to always think about how to carry forward the literary film, and they don't have a heart to give a "down-to-earth" name. Those who had expected to fully release libido and seek thrills with the thrill of a "gazing" will have to face the killer who...
By Shawna 2022-03-31 08:01:02
Is he an imitator of the cinematic masters, or a new generation of violent aesthetics writers?
Whether or not Michael Fassbender saw this film that led to the birth of "Macbeth" is unknown, but it is certain that Justin Kurzel was in the first feature film "Snow Town Madness". The unique aesthetic tendency and narrative techniques have...
By Harvey 2022-03-31 08:01:02
The film still tries to explore some reasons from the depth of the subject matter, but I feel that the creator is also ambiguous. The whole film feels that it lacks focus, characters and tendencies.
It is too running account, if you add the date, it feels special diary. The lack of organized character focus and event core, although this sense of chaos fits in with the film's ambience between controlled and out of control. But a real event is obviously not enough to restore the truth....
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By Scarlett 2022-04-24 07:01:26
I don't know how to describe it, but when I saw it, I was groggy, especially when I muttered in a large Australian accent, and I hated the picture of chopping kangaroos. The last string of subtitles saved the impression of the film, of course the boy's acting was good. The director is obviously a very patient person, and the slow rhythm affects the shock of the bloody...
By Guillermo 2022-04-24 07:01:26
The actors perform well, but the plot is a bit...
By Guiseppe 2022-04-24 07:01:26
Different from ordinary horror movies, although I don't like to watch this kind of movie, but it's well done, calm horror is the most...
By Kurt 2022-04-24 07:01:26
MIFVF 2012...
By Francesco 2022-04-24 07:01:26
Why are Australian films always so...
John Bunting: Do you like bein' fucked? Do you like bein' fucked? So why not do somethin' about it? 'Cause all I ever see you do is sook, mate. No? What didjah do about Jeffrey? Fuckin' nothin'. You see me and Robert mopin' about? Hmm? No you don't because you do that they fuck you forever. You don't want that, do you? When are you gonna grow some balls, mate?
John Bunting: It's not fuckin' mean if you kick the shit out of some diseased prick. He fuckin' deserves it. It's an Australian fuckin' tradition, anyway. Eh?
[chuckles]