Chengyu Gan

Great movie. James Watkins is a great horror movie director, this one is even better than his prior critically acclimated "Eden Lake". McAvoy is a powerful actor who captures the distorted characters of a predator. Many horror movies have the theme of family going on vacation goes awry, but the uniqueness of this one is from Ant, the teenaged son of the host family. The story brews and unravels in a menacing yet convincing manner. Don't want to be a spoiler, as a final note, Paddy/McAvoy could well be a doctor, his tactics of psychological game and tastes for music and literature add layers of sophistication to the character...

Way better than the first one. Both Paul and Mike are great actors with depth. Brilliant who wants to be a millionaire scene in the dungeon. It could be a tourism movie endorsed by the Australia bureau of tourism, with rich cultural and history significance. Highly recommended.

Totally rubbish. Since it wasted my 2 hours, I feel obliged to say something. 1. Director has a morbid fetish for human semen and menstrual blood, there are scenes people savior them as soup du jour, which I think are totally unnecessary. 2. Oliver is the only smartest person in the show, all other people are dumb and naive as hell, which makes the story unbelievable. 3. Many irrational points, Felix died of young age due to drinking , nobody suspected the cause and no autopsy was done? Olive unplugged the life support in the ICU of the victim, no alarm was sounding? A 30 year old actor goes to Oxford as a freshman, non of his classmates suspect?

About old as faak people faak then faaked up. Not impressed with the killings. But shot this movie on an one million budget is a miracle in this high inflation post pandemic era, kudos to the producers

Better than hostel one. Better storytelling and character development. Also good perspective from views of hunt club members. This is not far fetched fantasy, there exists terms as “human minerals/mines” to commoditize human beings. Eli Roth is better than Tarantino for sure

It is a sickening movie. But applaud to the director, anyone with a right mind wouldn’t have shot this one and unfortunately based on a true crime. Director made the movie to pay tribute to Sylvia Likens and show there is real evil on earth

Nice plot that places the pronoun game. Yet the execution of the plot is lackluster with a Disney family friendly style.

The movie starts off ambitiously and meandering for a lengthy 2 hours. It has interesting developments and suspense. But right at the 2 hour line, the story takes a sharp turn as if the movie ran out of budget needed to wrap up quickly. The killer’s motive is not convincing to say the least and movie falls flat on the face for the anticlimax

Good plot ruin by in your face close-ups and motion sickness. The Bourne Identity is the classic. Also in 2004 when the movie was shot, $20 million was a huge amount before the quantitative easing.

boring, lengthy cliche filled action movie, the plot is childish and plain and there is no surprises at all. After watching the movie, there is no reminiscent of any scenes left in your mind, tastes like bottled water. Two stars for the efforts