Review of Rage (2010) by David L — 13 Apr 2014
I doubt anyone aside from me is ever likely to watch this in order to understand such a review but here goes anyway. This was clearly a low budget horror that had very little going for it other than elements of confusion and severe weirdness.
Centred around a mystery biker who after having a minor fracas with an adulterous husband in a car park, is hell bent on stalking the cheater until his death. It all starts very casually with a few muttered words from our 'hero', with nothing but head movements from our resident leathered up psychopath in return, as his identity remains a secret throughout.
This soon turns into keying each other's vehicles followed by more physical fusty cuffs. When it develops onto urinating, raping, and general chainsaw massacre then you know this film has attempted to entertain through sheer shock factor but the lack of realism and atmosphere gives it no credibility whatsoever.
The fact that it's performed in relative silence makes it mainly dull in parts which is why my eyes became tempted with sleep on several occasions. This is more a late night channel 5 movie than a piece of cinema, and even that might be overrating it a bit as nothing was ever explained throughout.
This was summarised by a forgettable ending that never revealed who or why, but left the entire story as a complete mystery. It flowed relatively well and was easy to follow, but definitely lacked any form of wow factor, and is not something I care to repeat again.
This review of Rage (2010) was written by David L on 13 Apr 2014.
Rage has generally received negative reviews.
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