Truly Dreadful Film

best movie i've ever seen.

At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

People don't really know how much it hurts to do something that you really don't want to do. what she did was fair really

There are very few horror movies that have made me squirm or uncomfortable, but this, a remake who's original is just as nasty, is one of them that did. A lady who goes to a secluded cabin to write her latest novel is rudely interrupted by a trio of rednecks who viciously rape her. After she licks her wounds and heals, she sets out for revenge and gets it. In extremely graphics ways. One unfortunately redneck is castrated and then has his eyes pecked out by birds. The other two meet their end in equally horrible but justified ways. Definitely not a movie for the squeamish

Perhaps one day Hollywood will get it. Remakes are 90%, perhaps higher, garbage. It's a lazy way to mange a film and it always shows. The original was unique and interesting if, at the time tough to sit through. The teenage is just a lame, bad movie full of bad acting, silly mistakes and plot holes and has not an original thought to it. I can't believe they made two even worse sequels. Avoid.

Brutal, sadistics, violents, I just accidentally watched this movie in a small cinema, but I think there are two groups of mentally sick people, the first is who make films like this, the second is who enjoy them and feel some exceptional artistic deepness. IT IS NOT WORTH TO LOSE TIME IN SEEING IT.