Directed by:
Chris SunScreenplay:
Chris SunCinematography:
Scott KimberComposer:
Mark SmythePlots(1)
After the police find Derek's daughter brutally murdered on the beach, he vows to make the culprit suffer for his actions, even if that person is 'part of the family.' With careful research into the history of torture, Derek prepares himself and his basement for a week of brutal tactics that will make his daughter's killer feel the pain that he has inflicted upon so many others. In a time when stranger danger is ever present, a single father learns that it's the ones you trust most who have to be watched the closest. (Breaking Glass Pictures)
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This kind of exploitation flicks, where the same thing has been happening again and again for 40 years, bore me to death. And in this case, the creators also added an incredibly long run. Personally, I didn’t get much of an experience out of it, but I admit that, within the scope of the sub-genre, the film is quite effective.
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Australia + Revenge + Torture = Absolutely smashing! At first this film appears to be a family drama and all of a sudden SHOCK!!! A 6 year old girl is kidnapped from her bed and brutally murdered. This is where my tears really flowed, very strong emotional pressure is put on the viewer, and things get going after the father decides to take the law into his own hands and catch his daughter's killer for revenge!!! The craziest, most realistic, most extreme torture of all time! This is in a whole different league, this movie can't be compared to movies like The Butcher, Snuff 102 or all the other uninteresting shit where you can't see anything. The gore here is really uncomfortable to watch, I myself had trouble not turning my head, I've never seen anything like this in my life!!! A film really only for the hard of stomach!!! The Absolutely flawless visual effects and the professional production make this horror film very good. 80%.
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