Good for lovers of graphical violence, but the plot is lack of originality.

Rating: Null/10 (30 January 2007)

This movie was recommended to me by many, but I was disappointed after watching it. Seriously, I do not understand how this movie got a 7.4 out of 10. Well, what I say might be a spoiler to you, but be assured that none of the plots will be revealed. However, I may give you some insights to the theme of the movie. Also, keep in might that I maybe biased because I have very high expectation for horror movies simply because "things that defies logic" won't scare me a bit.
The Good: This would a good movie for you if you enjoy watching graphical violence for a whole 40+ minutes. As the story unfolds, I get a feeling that this movie is trying to reveal the "hidden" dark side of human nature. Whenever we are in a desperate situation, friendship and "brotherhood (or sisterhood?)" breaks down and survival takes the lead. Then, there are the monsters, and this reminds me of "Journey to the Center of the World," which is a good idea for a horror movie. If you enjoy that type of adventure/horror movie, you'll probably enjoy this one.
The Bad: However, I felt that this movie failed to illustrate anything well enough for me to "get it". It just ended up being everyone fighting everyone else, and of course, battling the "monsters" as well. I did not feel a bit terrified by this movie because everything just ended up being incoherent and therefore, seemed that the director just wanted to "get it over." And because of the simplicity of the story, I literally figured out what was going to happen next after 30 min. If you wants to see a movie that truly reveals the dark side of human nature, watch "Cabin Fever." At least something like that could happen in reality.
Bottom line: A good movie for high school kids (but was this one rated R?)