Plot
You can't outrun family

Release Year: 2012

Rating: 4.1/10 (290 voted)

Director: Jourdan McClure

Stars: Michelle Page, Art Alexakis, Chris Coy

Writers: Kevin Haskin, Ryan Finnerty

Cast:
Michelle Page - Mara
Art Alexakis - Peter
Chris Coy - Andrew
Michael Cudlitz - Sherrif Boyd
Lucinda Jenney - Lea
Bill Moseley - Jon
Michael Rooker - Gas Attendent

Taglines: You can't outrun family

Details

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Release Date: 20 January 2012

Filming Locations: Grants Pass, Oregon, USA

Box Office Details

Budget: $2,000,000 (estimated)

User Review

"I spit on your grave" w a lemon twist and a drop of blood

Rating: 7/10

A cocktail anyone? There are many irrational inconsistencies in Jourdan McClure's "Rogue River", yet what makes it watchable is the somewhat inventive take on the revenge tale aka "I spit on your Grave". An unsuspecting Mara (Michelle Page) travels to Oregon's Rogue river to scatter her father's remains. However, what she finds is a couple of demented host who put her up after her car is mysteriously towed. The series of events that follows, depending on your craving for increasingly violent torture treatments on helpless Mara. In a twist of unexplained faith, Mara is forced into a situation that will prove quite dicey in a well developed unexpected plot twist. This twist alone is worth the price of admission. Yet there are many unexplained plot holes, which as cliché as it may sound, keep you wondering why with all the opportunities for survival do some of these characters make some of the dumbest choices. My favorite part of this movie has to be when poor little Mara seems hungry. What follows is a shocking regressive force feeding done baby style with the captor's mammal glands. However, the loop holes in the story make their behavior predictable and waters downs all the possibilities for an even more exciting take on events. Rogue River will remind you of many movies already done, but "Rogue River" does have a few raw unapologetic scenes that will satisfy the genre followers. screened at Screamfest, the best horror film festival in the US.

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