Reviewed
A survivalist horror you can't unsee
Sasha lost her husband in a rock-climbing accident and set off for Australia for another extreme adventure, where she becomes hunted.
Villains
⚠ Trigger Warnings
Hunting Activities
There's a scene where Sasha sees those hunters in her rearview mirror skinning a deer. It's not a long shot but jarring and you see part of the skinning process.
Child Death
We don't see anything happening on camera, but there's an instance where the camera settles on two dead kids in the cave laying on each other.
Vomiting
2x + lots of gagging in the cave
Shaky Camera (Motion Sickness)
The underwater scenes are disorienting.
Cannibalism
We don't see the act, but there's convos about it and he talks about his brine recipe...yeah.
Gore / Excessive Gore
Not sustained, but the head cracking is raw & you watch it (and pan back to it later).
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Ending Notes
We very clearly see the villain die, so that’s resolved. The parting shot is Sasha on a beach after giving the loved ones of Ben’s victims get closure.
Review Scores
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Overall
Avoid
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There's zero originality here, paired with unexpected extreme gore...what's the point?
Scare
Slight unease
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It's not all that scary in the traditional horror sense.
Intensity
Noticeably heavy
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It's intense but the viewer is already clued in that Ben is the villain, so it loses some of that.
Gore
Extreme
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It's not gore all the time, but because of the unexpected head trauma you witness, it's labeled extreme.
Horror Scale
55
Date night safeWhy would you do this
Real Deal
41–60
Gore drives the score here — extreme and unflinching. Genuinely creepy in places. Content warnings add some weight.
