Rendező:
Greg McLeanForgatókönyvíró:
Greg McLeanOperatőr:
Will GibsonZeneszerző:
François TétazSzereplők:
Radha Mitchell, Michael Vartan, Geoff Morrell, John Jarratt, Stephen Curry, Sam Worthington, Robert Taylor, Mia Wasikowska, Heather Mitchell, Barry Otto (több)Tartalmak(1)
Ausztrália emberektől távoli, gyönyörű tájain turisták kirándulnak. Útjuk során egy folyóhoz érnek, olyan folyóhoz, amely egy roppant nagy és éhes krokodil territóriuma. Miután Pete (Michael Vartan - Alias, Jóbarátok, Sötétkamra) és Kate (Radha Mitchell - A fülke, Silent Hill, Pitch Black – 22 évente sötétség) ráébrednek a vízben rejtőző veszedelemre, társaikkal egy lápos, apró szigetre menekülnek. Ám a közelgő este és a dagály mellett nem sok esély marad a túlélésre... (ADS Service)
(több)Recenziók (3)
How many good horror films with crocodiles do you remember? Myself, hardly any and just for that I must give this one an above average rating. Unlike McLean’s previous film, here we don’t have to wait one hour for the action to begin, the characters are likeable and even the crocodile looks quite good (under the circumstances). The best scene for me was the rope climbing, while the climax in the den wasn’t so great, but it was good enough. 75%
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A likeable B-movie that, while it’s not aware of its own stupidity and takes itself too seriously, it offers some really good ideas and scenes that just won't make you want to sleep. Quite unnecessary in the end, but definitely the best slasher with animals in a long time.
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Next to 1999's Lake Placid, Rogue is the best representative in the crocodile horror genre, thanks to a well-made monster and a fairly sensible plot. Compared to other horror films, this one spares us the gratuitous sight of bloody chunks of half-eaten victims, and instead we are treated to shots of the beautiful (probably) Australian outdoors that looked like they belonged in a National Geographic documentary. The musical score was unusually sonorous and unmistakable, and setting much of the film on a completely cut-off island, and then in a den, was a really smart move. In short, an above-average piece in its genre that can really freak the viewer out at times.
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