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.
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Derek Malcolm
RTLondon Evening StandardApr 28, 2011
It is short, sharp and competently made but only narrowly avoids falling into the torture porn genre.
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Anton Bitel
RTLittle White LiesDec 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...
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C.H. Newell
RTFather Son Holy GoreMay 1, 2019
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.