Even though there are so many movies just like Storm Warning it's rare to find some that are just brilliantly done, with suspense around every corner.

A couple decides to go fishing, but a storm is heading there way leading them to park there boat at the nearest shore. Only to find themselves in a terrible situation full of your very own "hillbilly" type people, hungry for some action, yes that type of action, and a cute little kangaroo.

A film that actually has character development and awesome kills, that won't seize to amaze you.

Clever film, highly enjoyable and pretty EXTREME ;)

A menacing slow boil before a gruesome final flourish for this DELIVERANCE-esque tale of human monsters in Victoria's coastal backblocks. A homecoming effort from the Aussie director of URBAN LEGEND, Jamie Blanks, this is enjoyable (if not necessarily groundbreaking) horror fare.

This review reportedly contains spoilers. I can handle the truth.

This review reportedly contains spoilers. I can handle the truth.

Great low budget Ozploitation horror. It's nothing original to be honest but it's obviously made by people with a love for the genre.
Some great tense moments and some genuinely squirm-inducing gore moments.
Worth a look.

One of the most entertaining Aussie horror films I've seen so far. Atmospheric and fast-paced. A gory 82 minute thrill-ride!

Straight to video uber shite.

A menacing slow boil before a gruesome final flourish for this DELIVERANCE-esque tale of human monsters in Victoria's coastal backblocks. A homecoming effort from the Aussie director of URBAN LEGEND, Jamie Blanks, this is enjoyable (if not necessarily groundbreaking) horror fare.

This review reportedly contains spoilers. I can handle the truth.

Even though there are so many movies just like Storm Warning it's rare to find some that are just brilliantly done, with suspense around every corner.

A couple decides to go fishing, but a storm is heading there way leading them to park there boat at the nearest shore. Only to find themselves in a terrible situation full of your very own "hillbilly" type people, hungry for some action, yes that type of action, and a cute little kangaroo.

A film that actually has character development and awesome kills, that won't seize to amaze you.

Clever film, highly enjoyable and pretty EXTREME ;)

This review reportedly contains spoilers. I can handle the truth.

Great low budget Ozploitation horror. It's nothing original to be honest but it's obviously made by people with a love for the genre.
Some great tense moments and some genuinely squirm-inducing gore moments.
Worth a look.

One of the most entertaining Aussie horror films I've seen so far. Atmospheric and fast-paced. A gory 82 minute thrill-ride!

Combine the premise of Deliverance with the setting of Wolf Creek, drain all the subtlety from both, and add a blood-hungry rottweiler, a baby kangaroo and some horse porn. Boil the verbal and psychological terrorisation to suitably Aussie levels, and you have yourself a brutally enjoyable take on the "beware the hillbillies" genre. Rob & Pia, a middle-class couple on a boating trip, somehow get lost in a never-ending storm, and are taken hostage in a farmhouse by a trio of the scummiest scumbags you'd ever hope to avoid. It's about the thousandth film to play this scenario out, but what takes Storm Warning up a notch is its final half hour, in which Pia turns out to be quite the expert in creating booby-traps, and despatches her captors in gloriously splattery fashion.