survival horror cheap and nasty enough to get genre fans drooling - but it is also consummately crafted, heralding the welcome return of Australia's finest exploitation writer Everett De Roche.
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04/14/08
Storm Warning (2007)
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Synopsis: Horror and depravity characterize this shocker flick from the director of URBAN LEGEND. A vicious storm forces a vacationing couple to seek shelter in an isolated swamp cabin, but when the owners come home, the young couple find themselves at the mercy of a family of deranged and sadistic... [More]
Genre: Horror/Suspense
Starring: Nadia Fares, John Brumpton
Director: Jamie Blanks
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Storm Warning will leave your mind as soon as you've finished watching it
12/29/07
Storm Warning isn't very original, and it isn't fancy, but it is effective and fans of brutal 70s horror will get a kick out of this one.
02/29/08
Derivative, obvious, and simplistic, but it's also shot with a lot of style, edited with a lot of kick, and (best of all) it knows just when to deliver its goods and roll the credits.
12/24/07
The film moves along at a crackling pace and the action shifts slickly from gathering menace to outrageous violence without missing a beat.
06/14/08
'I think Gregg MacLean, who made WOLF CREEK, started this whole new genre -- the anti-tourism genre. I'm just following in his footsteps. It's like, just don't come to Australia!'
07/08/08
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