This movie was "okay". It is passably amusing to see Michael Madsen basically being "Mr. Blonde" with an axe. The actress who plays Dakota also seems reasonably talented and probably deserves better things.
There's a few really terrible gaps in logic. The first of which is of course why a group of post Peak Oil/societal collapse survivors would find cannibalism such a strange prospect. If they were alive that long after things fell apart, you'd think that they'd have been a savvy bunch and probably armed to the teeth. They were neither.
There's an interesting scene where the mind sort of boggles. The bad guy cannibals all line up outside and show themselves. The folks inside have a rifle. It apparently never seems to enter their minds to simply shoot the guys outside while they're standing there looking menacing...
It's also an odd tactic for a supposedly successful group of cannibalistic hunters to do something like that, as again, simply shoot them when they're all lined up.
Eh. Turn your brain off and this is an okay film.
There's a few really terrible gaps in logic. The first of which is of course why a group of post Peak Oil/societal collapse survivors would find cannibalism such a strange prospect. If they were alive that long after things fell apart, you'd think that they'd have been a savvy bunch and probably armed to the teeth. They were neither.
There's an interesting scene where the mind sort of boggles. The bad guy cannibals all line up outside and show themselves. The folks inside have a rifle. It apparently never seems to enter their minds to simply shoot the guys outside while they're standing there looking menacing...
It's also an odd tactic for a supposedly successful group of cannibalistic hunters to do something like that, as again, simply shoot them when they're all lined up.
Eh. Turn your brain off and this is an okay film.