Featured Audience Ratings

• Keiko A

  
  Brian Trenchard-Smith is one of the best AUSTRALIAN directors and now comes Turkey Shoot a 1982 thriller set in the future. Gory as hell and overacted to shit but i love australians and these types of films. Some nicely done sets and story. At the end i say see it if you can… More
  Brian Trenchard-Smith is one of the best AUSTRALIAN directors and now comes Turkey Shoot a 1982 thriller set in the future. Gory as hell and overacted to shit but i love australians and these types of films. Some nicely done sets and story. At the end i say see it if you can time down the road. Or if your a fan of chase films.

• Lee ?

  
  Australian made slasher/survival flick. Not so much horror, but has a few gruesome moments during the last 30 minutes. The other hour is fairly uneventful apart from Olivia Hussey's shower scene.

• Ken S

  
  The Aussie's do it again! Another thoroughly awesome and low budget thriller. Although the fight choreographer obviously called in sick, the script is just too bonkers not to love.

• Steve K

  
  This used to be controversial? Really?! Another variation on The Dangerous Game, this time with overtures to Punishment Park. However, there is no one to root for, the message is heavy handed at best, and the much ballyhooed violence is fairly timid for today's audiences.… More
  This used to be controversial? Really?! Another variation on The Dangerous Game, this time with overtures to Punishment Park. However, there is no one to root for, the message is heavy handed at best, and the much ballyhooed violence is fairly timid for today's audiences. Railsback and Hussey are both horribly miscast, with Railsback near hilariously so. The best part is in the extras where some of the cast members don't mind trashing the film. Fun in a non-thinking kind of way, but don't get your hopes up.

• David S

  
  Just what you want from an exploitation film. Violence, nudity and a cracking storyline. This is a mixture of 'The Running Man' and 'Fortress' but much better than either. The film looks great and the acting is acceptable (even if Hussey looks ridiculous as she… More
  Just what you want from an exploitation film. Violence, nudity and a cracking storyline. This is a mixture of 'The Running Man' and 'Fortress' but much better than either. The film looks great and the acting is acceptable (even if Hussey looks ridiculous as she tries to fire a machine gun) and the ending is suitably over the top and features an exploding head. Classic!

• Patrick D

  
  It's australian exploitation, and it's got basically almost everything: A grim futuristic setting (check!) in a prison (check!) with horrifically abusive guards (super check), run by a warden who, along with his rich friends kills prisoners in a game of cat-and-mouse for… More
  It's australian exploitation, and it's got basically almost everything: A grim futuristic setting (check!) in a prison (check!) with horrifically abusive guards (super check), run by a warden who, along with his rich friends kills prisoners in a game of cat-and-mouse for kicks (ultimate check!). Then let's through in some nudity, a bunch of blood and gore, a fucking wereworlf, and a healthy dose of eyebrow raising dialogue and plot points. We're set...

• ken j

  
  one of the movies they call *video nasties* about a group of people send to a reeducation camp then turned loose for one of the wardens *turkey shoots* where they are hunted down for sport good action some pretty cool death scenes make this a top B movie in my book starring Steve… More
  one of the movies they call *video nasties* about a group of people send to a reeducation camp then turned loose for one of the wardens *turkey shoots* where they are hunted down for sport good action some pretty cool death scenes make this a top B movie in my book starring Steve Railsback(helter skelter) and Olivia Hussey(psycho VI: the beginning)

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