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What makes the film work is the incredibly earnest acting of the main players.

Despite its structural instability, Connolly still manages to find plenty of poignancy and to gather an emotional head of steam.

This is a B-movie, there's no denying that, but it's a B-movie made with love and no small measure of skill.

Tom Hardy makes other movie hardmen look like they belong on the Muppet Show.

An efficient if inauspicious directorial debut with a horror thriller enlivened by spectacularly oppressive location work but hampered by faddish cliches tailored towards its tech-savvy teen target audience.

Dwyer has taken this cinematically uncharted landscape and, like the convict runners of old, transported to it all manner of unsavoury foreign elements.

Its confidence is beguiling.

A compelling, interesting and well-acted redemption tale.

Australia's finest horror film in years.