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Just when you're settled into thinking you're watching another survival horror, there's a massive and quite bold change in direction and all bets are off. Apr 28, 2011 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Just when you're settled into thinking you're watching another survival horror, there's a massive and quite bold change in direction and all bets are off.
Phelim O'Neill
It is short, sharp and competently made but only narrowly avoids falling into the torture porn genre. Apr 28, 2011 | Rating: 2/5
It is short, sharp and competently made but only narrowly avoids falling into the torture porn genre.
Derek Malcolm
presents one of the creepiest, most grotesque-looking antagonists seen since Max Schreck embodied Count Orlock in Nosferatu (1922). And if that does not whet the appetite, there is a scene of gratuitous toad-licking too... Dec 1, 2010
presents one of the creepiest, most grotesque-looking antagonists seen since Max Schreck embodied Count Orlock in Nosferatu (1922). And if that does not whet the appetite, there is a scene of gratuitous toad-licking too...
Anton Bitel
A PTSD allegory concerned with exactly how torturous war becomes emotionally on those affected by it, as well as those who've participated in it. May 1, 2019 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
A PTSD allegory concerned with exactly how torturous war becomes emotionally on those affected by it, as well as those who've participated in it.
C.H. Newell
Zampaglione admirably maintains the mood of menace and makes his point about humanity's potential for evil without undue preachiness. Apr 28, 2011 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Zampaglione admirably maintains the mood of menace and makes his point about humanity's potential for evil without undue preachiness.
David Parkinson
It cleverly weaves together nasty nightmares from both the Iraq occupation and World War II while constantly grossing us out. Although we never get very deeply involved. Apr 28, 2011 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
It cleverly weaves together nasty nightmares from both the Iraq occupation and World War II while constantly grossing us out. Although we never get very deeply involved.
Rich Cline
It's like Deliverance turns into Hostel halfway through -- only not nearly as good as either of those films. Jan 9, 2011 | Rating: 2.5/5 | Full Review…
It's like Deliverance turns into Hostel halfway through -- only not nearly as good as either of those films.
Scott Weinberg
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