Review of Rogue (2007) by Michael K — 04 Aug 2008
:fresh: :fresh: :fresh: (out of four).
What a shock and surprise that the thriller [b][i]Rogue[/i][/b] delivers the thrills while not dumbing down it's characters.
In the northern landscape of Australia, a young boat guide leads a group on a tour of the crocodile country. They wander in too far and find themselves trapped by a killer croc that is not to happy when his territory is invaded.
The film is by the director of the Aussie horror film [b][i]Wolf Creek[/i][/b]. One of the biggest surpises with the film is the way it is shot. The cinematography is stunning and it compliments the story in a way that most horror films don't do. The scenes areb tense and the effects are good, especially considering the films low budget. The finale does fall apart a little, but by then the movie has already delivered the goods.
This review of Rogue (2007) was written by Michael K on 04 Aug 2008.
Rogue has generally received mixed reviews.
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