I bought this movie thinking it would be based on the excellently-written "Open Season" paperback, from the 1970s. In that story, like this one, a woman takes revenge against hunters who raped her; and, in that case, killed her boyfriend, after "hunting" both of them. However, despite the quote from Hemmingway, "There's no hunting like the hunting of armed men," this movie has nothing on that one.
Speaking of rape, since they hated "I spit on your grave," I am sure movie critics S&E loved this one, as everyone involved in the rape scene kept their clothes on the woman had on her underwear; and, the rapists their jeans, jackets, and shirts. The only more unrealistic rape scene was in 1993's Savage Vengeance, a sequel to the vastly superior original, in which everyone was fully clothed the whole time.
This film has a few more problems it was obviously filmed in California auto license plates, Balboa Medical Plaza, and, the like. However, the director keeps cutting back on the State of Pennsylvania Hunting "licence" (YES, it's spelled that way; and, there are many other spelling errors as well). It just doesn't make sense.
All the practical effects are unbelievably bad. Worse, some are silly just take a look at the rabbits that others have mentioned.
What's with the cop anyway, first he's hostile toward Sarah, then he's disinterested, then he's looking at housing construction, while feigning concern... odd.
Speaking of rape, since they hated "I spit on your grave," I am sure movie critics S&E loved this one, as everyone involved in the rape scene kept their clothes on the woman had on her underwear; and, the rapists their jeans, jackets, and shirts. The only more unrealistic rape scene was in 1993's Savage Vengeance, a sequel to the vastly superior original, in which everyone was fully clothed the whole time.
This film has a few more problems it was obviously filmed in California auto license plates, Balboa Medical Plaza, and, the like. However, the director keeps cutting back on the State of Pennsylvania Hunting "licence" (YES, it's spelled that way; and, there are many other spelling errors as well). It just doesn't make sense.
All the practical effects are unbelievably bad. Worse, some are silly just take a look at the rabbits that others have mentioned.
What's with the cop anyway, first he's hostile toward Sarah, then he's disinterested, then he's looking at housing construction, while feigning concern... odd.