
The teenagers Gary (Leon Ford), Brad (Chalie Garber), Emily (Lenka Kripac) and Tracey (Alex Vaughan) travel in a Kombi to a desert paradisiacal beach and spend the weekend together, the boys expecting to surf and have sex with the girls. When they arrive, they meet the older Zippo (Steve Le Marquand), and they have the sensation of Déjà vu with weird events, feeling that they had previously been in that place. Along the Saturday, they see that they are actually trapped in a... (Full plot summary below)
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The teenagers Gary (Leon Ford), Brad (Chalie Garber), Emily (Lenka Kripac) and Tracey (Alex Vaughan) travel in a Kombi to a desert paradisiacal beach and spend the weekend together, the boys expecting to surf and have sex with the girls. When they arrive, they meet the older Zippo (Steve Le Marquand), and they have the sensation of Déjà vu with weird events, feeling that they had previously been in that place. Along the Saturday, they see that they are actually trapped in a nightmare.
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| VODzilla.coAnton Bitelan eerie mystery that channels the shoreline setting and creeping dread of classic nature's revenge Ozploitationer Long Weekend (1978), and something of the hallucinatory disorientation of outback enigma Picnic at Hanging at Rock (1975). |
| User ReviewJannik GI don't really get it. But as far as I can say the idea is very interesting. The acting is a little bit strange as is the movie. |
| User ReviewAnthony DThis quite good Aussie fright flick manages to make the beach in broad daylight seem like a scary place. PS For interesting theological reflections on the horror genre see Bryan Stone, "The Sanctification of Fear: Images of the Religious in Horror Films," Journal of Religion and Film Vol. 5, No. 2 October 2001 and Brian Godawa's "A Theology of Horror Movies." |
| User ReviewJonah WIt's really weird and eerie, but it's worth the watch. Mind puzzling. |
| User ReviewKarl Lsome really great ideas. managed to stay creepy throughout the film. but felt a bit bored, and the ending was pretty crap. |
| User ReviewSteve GLost Things (2003) -- [3.0] -- A super-low budget Australian flick that tries very, very hard to be a heady psychological thriller. From start to finish, there are only five characters and a single beach setting, so the movie ends up feeling claustrophobic in a bad, cheap way. Once the characters have difficulty discerning fantasy from reality and one of them turns out to (maybe?) be the Devil, I lost interest. Don't expect any action, thrills, or gore -- just a bunch of esoteric bullshit. |
| User ReviewPrivate UA truly strange and confusing horror film that I did not have the pleasure viewing. The acting, script, and story-line were disastrous, but the setting was creepy and beautiful. Not worth the watch. |