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Nursery teacher Jenny and her boyfriend Steve, escape for a romantic weekend at an idyllic remote lake. However, the couple's peace is cut short when a gang of obnoxious kids provoke and steals the couple's belongings and vandalizes their car leaving them completely stranded. When Steve attempts to confront them he suffers a shocking and violent attack. Fleeing for help, Jenny is subject to a brutal and relentless game of cat-and-mouse as she desperately tries to evade her young pursuers and find her way out of the woods. Exhausted and distraught, she finally arrives back to the safety of the town, only to meet the parents... LATEST NEWS 10.20.08 Comments Page 2 of 2:
In a shocking reversal Last House on the Left type film, this woodsy thriller was shocking and violent. This movie starts out really slow but peaks in the end as a gruesome and unsettling horror ride. The UK has come out with some good horror in the last few years and this is another notch on their belt. If you don't like Hollywood fluffy endings with puppy dogs and butterflies, this movie is for you.
I personally didn't like the flick.
This is survival horror at its best. I thought this was pretty unique for a horror film, and no, I'm not interested in how many movies anyone can name-drop aimlessly that happen to have kids as villains. That's not impressive; it's stupid! Eden Lake is extremely unnerving, has an excellent cast of complex characters (especially some of the kids), and has the most evil, yet still very human villain, I can recall. If it's similar to any of the aforementioned, it would be Lord of the Flies, but still, this one's very good on it's own, and worth watching. However, this one for me falls in the same category with Requeim for a Dream, as an excellent and intense movie that I would rather never see or think about again.
This may not be entirely original, but what is these days? It still looks quite promising, and I'm going to give it a check.
saw this in the uk and it is the most shocking film ive ever seen. u will never get the images out of your head......it so disturbing because it happens in real life.
This is on at Frightfest08, should be a good opening
Fritter, you're right on the money. I'd bet that alot of people have never heard of films like "Devil Times Five" and The Children. Which are both from the late 70s/ early 80s. Children were killers in them. Let's go earlier to the 60s with the original " Village of The Damned" and "Children Of The Damned". Killewr kids in films is not a new concept.
OMG people you can stop acting like evil murderous children are anything new. THEM was not the first and this will not be the last. All I have to say about the Hostel 2 and Wolf Creek comments is that you people should watch more movies, especially horror, and it would help to watch them in their entirety.
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