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Frontier(s) (Frontière(s)) (2008)
description written by member Zara:
Samuel Le Bihan (Brotherhood of the Wolf) stars in this horror film set in France and revolves around Yasmine, her ex-boyfriend and his two friends who are entrenched in the Paris riots, and have stolen a large sum of money before they head for the Danish border. On their way, they check into a motel where things appear to be too good to be true. They find that looks are deceiving as this motel rapidly turns into a house of horrors run by a Neo-Nazi family.
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Frontier(s) (Frontière(s)) Movie Review by Jarrod  (5/20/2008) |
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'Frontiers', from Hitman director Xavier Gens, contains more savage depictions of violence than even Hostel, a movie it borrows from liberally, both in terms of its premise, and one particularly nasty scene where a man's Achilles' tendons are cut, to prevent him from running away. I am not sure if this film deserved the...
(complete Frontier(s) (Frontière(s)) review by Jarrod)
| Frontier(s) (Frontière(s)) Movie Review by Zara (5/20/2008) |
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Well, it was better than HOSTEL. But basically a very similar premise, although made with a French film director and instead of people paying a lot of money to kill people at some abandoned warehouse, it's a bunch of Nazis holed up in this abandoned area of France, waiting for truck drivers and the like to come along....
(complete Frontier(s) (Frontière(s)) review by Zara)
| Frontier(s) (Frontière(s)) Movie Review by Chris (6/10/2008) |
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PS- I had written this review in my old profile, this is my new one. Thank you.
Frontier(s) directed by Xavier Gens, is a small attempt at creating a sort of new Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Containing elements from movies like Saw, The Descent and other big name horror films, Frontiers brings absoulutely nothing new to the...
(complete Frontier(s) (Frontière(s)) review by Chris)
| Frontier(s) (Frontière(s)) Movie Review by Chris (5/22/2008) |
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Frontier(s) directed by Xavier Gens, is a small attempt at creating a sort of new Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Containing elements from movies like Saw, The Descent and other big name horror films, Frontiers brings absoulutely nothing new to the table. Instead, it brings loads of gore which I am not complaining about, and...
(complete Frontier(s) (Frontière(s)) review by Chris)
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