kwnstantza
What can i say? It started well promising, obvious how the story follows but very very disappointed ending. How can you be a doctor and be so stupid? How can you run away, and leave a baby in the forest? WORST MOVIE EVER! Im ashamed about them!
trav0614 .
Well, I for one, quite enjoyed this movie. It was an unexpected pleasure. I didn't go in with high hopes and was pleasantly surprised.I think that what I enjoyed most about it was the fact that it wasn't full of Hollywood schlock. There were some intense scenes that I never would expect to see in a big-budget Hollywood film. I say kudos for straying beyond the norm in this regard.I've seen quite a few reviews that complain about the non-linear storytelling and use of flashbacks. I'm not sure what the big deal is. Lots of movies do this. It wasn't too difficult to understand what was happening.As for the ambiguous ending, I'm completely okay with it. It seems like some of those people that complain about open-ended endings and non-linear storytelling insist on having their entertainment spoon-fed to them. Personally, I like that I was made to think a bit about what might have been.I'm kind of hoping for a sequel; Killing Ground II: The Adventures of Ollie and Banjo. This one, of course, would be a family film about a toddler and a dog who travel around solving mysteries.
scumpty-05450
About a third of the way in, my heart was pounding so hard I could hear it in my ears. Several points in the film where I was thinking "ffs, just grab the gun". Didn't like the end, I wanted a proper conclusion and for goodness sake - what happened to Ollie??
guaquino
Stupid people get raped, tortured and killed at the hands of evil rednecks. The end. A HUUUGE waste of time of a movie. They even throw in the murder of a baby just to make it more "edgy". It's decently acted, even though it's a very cheap movie, but the plot is non-existent, it's just there to lead from one scene of pointless violence to the other. Pass it.
AD
