When it was available in the shops were I wander around it was immediately in sale. I should have known better. This is not good, simple as that. The main leads, Paul Sculfor and Charisma Carpenter aren't believable. Just watch at the end of the movie when something is happening to Paul, the acting given is not good. And Charisma couldn't convince me too, you see them both acting. But that's not the only problem. It's low on the red stuff so there should be some other teasers to watch but sadly it isn't. It's never frightening. just watch the first 5 minutes and the last 15 minutes, forget what lays in between. Could have been so much better...

Horror novelist Susan (a solid and appealing performance by Charisma Carpenter) relocates to a remote rural area of England in the wake of suffering from a mental breakdown. However, it turns out said rural area was the same place where a savage massacre occurred fifteen years ago.

While writer/director Reg Traviss gets this movie off to a cracking start with several bloody'n'brutal killings and makes nice use of the beautiful countryside, he alas lets the mostly predictable story unfold at a plodding pace and crucially fails to generate much in the way of any essential tension or creepy atmosphere. However, Traviss does deliver a real dandy dark twist at the very end. Moreover, the game cast do their best with the so-so material: Paul Sulfor as Susan's conniving no-count husband David, Ricci Harnett as scruffy gamekeeper Peck, Ty Glaser as brash tart Emily, Richard Raynes as pesky agent Charles, and Bernard Key as helpful local priest Reverend Swan. An okay time-killer.