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Taking a trip into the isolated wilderness of Oregon to scatter her father's ashes, Mara meets a kindly older gentleman, Jon, who offers to give her a ride after she discovers her car has been towed by the local sheriff. She begrudgingly accepts, only to be later abducted by him and subjected to various methods of emotional and physical torture. Risking everything to escape this hell, she won't stop running until she finds safety.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By G. Teslovich
Format:DVD
Same old prolonged intro of helicopter camera view of car driving along country road. Same old "no cell phone reception" used in a hundred similar movies and to which there is actually a website devoted to that unlikely cheap hook.
Same old formula (and really poorly - acted, written and every other possible cinematic category imaginable) story of of slightly mentally not-quite-there family that captures a couple of travelers for a bit of torturous fun. You see nothing except a little post event red food color corn syrup as fake blood.
Specifically, young woman (as usual) parks a block from a semi-remote river to deposit dad's ashes. A not believable encounter with a guy walking by and a not believable scene where she walks back up the river bank to the parking area to find her car is not there. The usual sequence of "you've got to be kidding me" poor decisions that only appear in really bad movies now occupy the rest of the movie. These movies almost always end in one of two ways so ff and avoid yawning.
Same old formula (and really poorly - acted, written and every other possible cinematic category imaginable) story of of slightly mentally not-quite-there family that captures a couple of travelers for a bit of torturous fun. You see nothing except a little post event red food color corn syrup as fake blood.
Specifically, young woman (as usual) parks a block from a semi-remote river to deposit dad's ashes. A not believable encounter with a guy walking by and a not believable scene where she walks back up the river bank to the parking area to find her car is not there. The usual sequence of "you've got to be kidding me" poor decisions that only appear in really bad movies now occupy the rest of the movie. These movies almost always end in one of two ways so ff and avoid yawning.
6 of 8 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
For a lower budget B rate horror movie this is actually not bad. Don't expect amazing but you could do worse. I give it a B.
March 30, 2012
By Tony Heck
Format:DVD
"We won't keep you. I promise." Michelle (Page) is sitting by a river getting ready to scatter her dad's ashes when Jon (Moseley) shows up and tells her it's illegal. When Michelle finds her car missing she accepts an offer of a ride by Jon. After going to his house and meeting his wife she begins to regret her decision. This is another example of liking a movie based on your expectations. I really thought this was going to be low budget and cheesy and I have to admit that it wasn't that bad. It is still a B movie, but it's a higher B movie. I really can't say that this is a good movie but it was much better then I expected and Moseley is really creepy in this. I was a little disturbed at some of the scenes and found myself turning away in some parts, but overall this is really not a bad movie. Overall, nothing amazing but for a short horror B movie you could do much worse. I give it a B.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
The movie opens with a potential plot spoiler as it shows you a scene near the end of the film. Why do they do that?
In the next scene a brother and sister are talking. She goes to an isolated spot along Rogue River, Oregon where the trees are all the right height, to scatter her father's ashes. While there, she meets a nice man (Bill Moseley) who is slightly creepy. When she gets back to the road, her car is missing! With no cell reception, the creep offers her a lift, but first must stop by and tell his wife.
The wife (Lucinda Jenney) insists Mara (Michelle Page) stay for dinner and spend the night. They will get her car tomorrow...as the night goes on things get creepier bit by bit as her hosts are not what they seem. The couple has some dirty little secrets, that are not too difficult to figure out, but you are drawn into the fact there appears to be a distinct method behind their madness.
I was disappointed in much of the film. Fairly Cliche.
Parental Guide: F-bomb, sex, torture, no nudity.
In the next scene a brother and sister are talking. She goes to an isolated spot along Rogue River, Oregon where the trees are all the right height, to scatter her father's ashes. While there, she meets a nice man (Bill Moseley) who is slightly creepy. When she gets back to the road, her car is missing! With no cell reception, the creep offers her a lift, but first must stop by and tell his wife.
The wife (Lucinda Jenney) insists Mara (Michelle Page) stay for dinner and spend the night. They will get her car tomorrow...as the night goes on things get creepier bit by bit as her hosts are not what they seem. The couple has some dirty little secrets, that are not too difficult to figure out, but you are drawn into the fact there appears to be a distinct method behind their madness.
I was disappointed in much of the film. Fairly Cliche.
Parental Guide: F-bomb, sex, torture, no nudity.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
3.0 out of 5 stars
rogue river
I seen this movie been made so i just had to get the dvd, its
realy scarry, but very well done was happy i got the dvd.
realy scarry, but very well done was happy i got the dvd.
Published 3 months ago by catlady123
3.0 out of 5 stars
Pretty good, actually, in a disturbing way
Disturbing is the key word. In an early scene the girl cuts her hand and the woman sews the wound with a very large needle while the man holds the girl down. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Joe Z
1.0 out of 5 stars
Rogue River
This movie has the most depraved story line and the worst actors. I wish I could have seen some reviews before I rented this movie. Read more
Published 11 months ago by Calgroup3
4.0 out of 5 stars
scary in all the right ways
I'm not sure what all the fuss is about with some of these other reviewers. I really liked this film and found it both scary and unsettling. Read more
Published 11 months ago by Eddie Grover
1.0 out of 5 stars
ROGUE RIVER Needed A Plotted Course
For whatever reason, some horror films just don't `gel' with me. Generally, it's pretty easy to find a respectable reason why not, and it often times relates to either too many... Read more
Published 11 months ago by Edward Lee
1.0 out of 5 stars
'Rogue River' is a nasty piece of cinematic excrement.
There are times as a film critic where you find yourself hating your job. It takes a film like the excremental 'Rogue River' to bring about such feelings of self-loathing. Read more
Published 11 months ago by Steven Adam Renkovish
