Joel Champ

Loved it. Perfect film for the cinema.

Awesome movie, much better than I expected. Quite brutal and great addition to the Shark Horror genre.

A well-crafted Irish drama that makes its horror elements all the more effective. The grounded storytelling enhances the scares, delivering a few genuine jumps. Well-acted and atmospheric, it’s an unexpectedly gripping film.

Has just enough humor to stay entertaining, but the story is completely forgettable.

A disappointing follow-up that fails to capture the original’s appeal. Weak fight choreography, unfocused storytelling, and the absence of a compelling hero or villain leave little to invest in.

Authentically captures Australian life of the era in true Peter Weir fashion. Realistic characters, strong performances, and a level of epic storytelling Australia still struggles to match today. Powerfully depicts the soldiers’ denial of what they’re walking into and the frustration of blind, power-driven orders. Beautifully shot.

On paper, the story sounds unimpressive, but somehow the film works. It finds emotional depth through strong performances, making it more engaging than expected.

Feels more like a drama with light horror elements. The director struggles with the supernatural genre, missing key opportunities for suspense and tension. Timing feels off, making the scares ineffective.

Thought-provoking and visually striking. The B-grade effects are irrelevant when the film’s message is so powerful and unsettling.