Es de esos thrillers que se te olvidan una hora después de haberlos visto, que creen que te está emocionando pero en realidad te aburren y le agregan un giro sin sentido al final como para sorprender pero no puedes con lo ilógico que es.

"Ontknopingen in films zijn wel vaker moeilijk te slikken, maar schrijver/regisseur James Rabbitts maakt het met zijn absurde complot wel erg bont. En dat terwijl het uitgangspunt, de handel in gestolen baby’s, nou juist zo invoelbaar is."

What a brilliant idea for a film but so poorly executed.

To say this film is moody is like saying Oliver Reed enjoyed a tipple

You have to take your hat off to the direction and the premise. What also helps with the story is not only where it is set but when. But then the delivery leaves alot to be desired.

I would say worth a watch if for nothing else than to make your own mind up and criticise my view on it.

Evolutions a bitch

This is worse than bad, it's dull. Utterly devoid of tension, horror, anything. Just dull, dull, dull

A mishmash of several genres, none of which gel well. An extremely strong premise wasted on a weak execution.

And here we have another interesting idea poorly executed. This Australian film takes some of the themes explored in The Hostel and Battle Royale series and combines them with beautiful maternal women, desperate to save their babies. The result is a (mildly) amusing plot in a poorly shot, poorly acted and poorly scripted mess.

Reviewed as part of my Shocktober 2012 Challenge.

It's Hostel with babies.

A horror movie without much suspense or horror. Stupid characters do stupid things, that's about it. Did like the ending a little bit thou and it's not boring.

Woah.... Really really good!
I love being surprised

Fairly inventive horror that starts well with some well drawn characters, but mainly spoilt by plot holes and inconsistencies, including one of the main characters who just disappears out of the film never to return and many other unexplained instances. Despite the subject matter, not very gory at all, more psychological. It's unfortunate the film couldn't sustain it's bright opening half.