Nazi Cannibals, do I need to say more? Yeah, I guess *g*. You maybe heard by now that Frontiers "borrows" a "little" bit from Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Hills Have Eyes and Hostel. And if you like the above mentioned you maybe think this is a movie I like to see. Well, THINK AGAIN!! First let me tell you I hated Hostle. Torturing people to death? I don't get it. But I'm not squeamish when it comes to ridiculous violence or gore (go watch Braindead). But Frontiers won't show you anything you haven't seen already, let alone original. Like the recently released Inside, it tries to push the boundaries, but my only reaction is a mild shrug. I won't go into the details of the stupid plot. Just that it seems like when they tried to come up with a original story, they decided the best result could be achieved if you put a stoned monkey and a typewriter in a room and lock the door. So to conclude my little rant. I like to point out that there is hope. Every once in a while you still can stumble upon a Horror flick that actually deserves that name. Rec, The Descent, Tale Of Two Sisters, House of 1000 Corpses, Kairo, The Rise of Leslie Vernon, Haute Tension, Severance...just to name a few from recent years. So look out, but please avoid such movies like this.
Review of Frontier(s)
