Rovdrift

No pun intended - the movie as any movie, does try and wants to give us the viewers the best result it can. Arguably it does not achieve that goal. And depending on your ability to suspend your disbelief and if you like horror thrillers or not - well that will determine how much slack you will give the movie and its actors.

The effects are quite ok, the story is predictable. The video quality is not really good. Technically we have evolved a lot in the last couple of decades. So the low budget nature of the movie does really show - a lot. We can circle back to the suspension of disbelief here. Try to remember that for a lot of things.

Not the best dialog either, but I didn't expect anything in that department to be honest. It's almost funny, if you have met the bad guy of the movie, he is such a sweet and nice guy in real life ... so kudos to him for living out and playing it the way he does. Still the movie will not get many likes - or whatever you want to call it. And not just for the nature of the plot ...

in an attempt to not slam any other artist's work by being meanspirited, i'll "shortcut" this review in order to keep suit with the film. in it's original language, this is a botched effort to make a scary/gory/exploitation movie. Why? For one, most of the killings (while brutal in nature) have little to no actual gore because the camera pans away to something else so we are staring at boring shots of walls listening to odd dark euro house/poptrance song that's actually the HIGHLIGHT of this film. The lyrics to the song are in English, very repetitive, and if you contrast them in comparison to what's actually occurring in this movie you can't help but wonder if this was in an attempt to foreshadow/be ironic or if the person who produced the song just happen to write lyrics that shamelessly nod to the plot.

About the plot, it's there. It's not pretty, though. The leading actress is not an attractive woman, she is not aesthetically pleasing or remotely likable, and you probably won't care what happens to her - or be even remotely surprised by any part of this movie unless you're a complete newbie to the horror genre. And if you are, please pass this up for one of the many other Tremendous independent/low budget euro films from the past decade(s) that exist. This one weighs the genre down in comparison.