Carnage Park

This film-maker claims to have been inspired by Sam Peckinpah but it's more than obvious that he is going for Tarantino geek worship. That's because it's hipper to say you're influenced by (insert respected hip director from the 80s or earlier) than a contemporary film-maker.

And I know it's more sold like an action or crime movie but even that is very low in content.The story is way to simple and a lot of tension is taking out of the action by lack of impact.

I'm not sure what film the first reviewer here watched but it doesn't sound like the one I saw. Carnage Park is fantastic, with a great level of tension all the way through and while I've never been a fan of Ashley Bell (in her silly paranormal movies) she really was a revelation in this - her first appearance in the film not even looking that important until she takes over.

I spent 90 minutes of my free time watching Carnage Park. Five minutes in a voice inside my head kept saying "Turn it off!

Don't know what the previous reviewer is on but this movie was pretty spot on. survival/horror genre film making is not an easy task, but this movie pulled it off.

Carnage Park is a brand new horror film from Director Mickey Keating. Keating put out two pretty solid horror films last year, Pod and Darling, so I was pretty excited check out his latest offering.

I'm just wondering if they had chemtrails in the 1970's because all we see every 2 minutes is a camera shot of chemtrail filled skies.Chemtrails, chemtrails and more chemtrails.

More of hollywood's divisive propaganda spewed forth in this sad, sick, sadistic, ... should I really call this a 'movie'?

A young woman is taken hostage by two bank robbers but when they are both killed she then becomes the prey for a crazy psycho on his private part of desert. This is part survival action/thriller and part horror.