A group of mountaineers in the Scottish Highlands discover a kidnapped girl and are pursued by her captors.A group of mountaineers in the Scottish Highlands discover a kidnapped girl and are pursued by her captors.A group of mountaineers in the Scottish Highlands discover a kidnapped girl and are pursued by her captors.
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- 7 wins & 1 nomination
Tania Chant
- Beltane Handmaiden
- (uncredited)
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Did you know
- TriviaWhile filming one of the mountain climbing scenes, a boulder came crashing down, almost landing on the crew below.
- GoofsA man in a white t-shirt can be seen watching from the edge of the forest clearing.
- Crazy creditsOver the credits home made footage shows Alison's party in previous climbing adventures
- ConnectionsFeatured in Breakfast: Episode dated 6 September 2011 (2011)
- SoundtracksThe Burning of Auchindoun
written by Willie MacIntosh
Arranged and Produced by Michael Richard Plowman
Performed by Sophie Ramsay
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This movie started off well with an interesting idea, but somehow ran out of steam, or commitment, about half way through.
Melissa George and her friends go climbing in Scotland and stumble across a secret buried in the woods. They try and go for help but discover that they're not alone. The movie starts off as slow burning and intriguing, with plenty of sweeping shots of the rugged Scottish landscape, it then changes abruptly about half way through, losing all of its subtlety and becomes a standard chase movie with guns. It's almost as if the director lost their nerve and decided to go for blood and glory just in case the audience gets a little bored. Some scenes seem to be thrown in just so someone else can be killed, and the body count by the end of the movie is a bit on the high side.
The acting is fine, and I don't have any huge issues with the script, it's just it could of been a nice little thriller rather than half a good movie, and half a predictable one.
Melissa George and her friends go climbing in Scotland and stumble across a secret buried in the woods. They try and go for help but discover that they're not alone. The movie starts off as slow burning and intriguing, with plenty of sweeping shots of the rugged Scottish landscape, it then changes abruptly about half way through, losing all of its subtlety and becomes a standard chase movie with guns. It's almost as if the director lost their nerve and decided to go for blood and glory just in case the audience gets a little bored. Some scenes seem to be thrown in just so someone else can be killed, and the body count by the end of the movie is a bit on the high side.
The acting is fine, and I don't have any huge issues with the script, it's just it could of been a nice little thriller rather than half a good movie, and half a predictable one.
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- Chết Đơn Độc
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- $4,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $442,550
- Runtime1 hour 39 minutes
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- 2.35 : 1
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