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• Jeff "

  
  Road Kill is yet again one of those films that have an evil vehicle as a means to terrorize its characters. Roadkill is a film from Australia about a truck that needs blood to survive. The concept may sound intriguing, but the film fails to provide the viewer with effective scares. I… More
  Road Kill is yet again one of those films that have an evil vehicle as a means to terrorize its characters. Roadkill is a film from Australia about a truck that needs blood to survive. The concept may sound intriguing, but the film fails to provide the viewer with effective scares. I found this film to copy old school road films, and I also believed that it's been done better before. The film is similar to films like The Car, Duel and Joy Ride, all superior films with awesome scares. Road Kill could've worked well, but the film suffers from too many Horror road film clichés that we've seen many times before. The cast involved here give really awful performances. The acting was suitable for this type of film which is a low budget Horror film after all. The thing that's a real bummer though about the film is that the story had potential, but like I've said it's very similar to the film The Car, except now it's a semi truck much like Duel and Joy Ride. For me, Road Kill felt like a wasted opportunity to create a new type of road film. With a bigger budget, and a better cast; maybe Road Kill would have been a great Horror film, instead the film very much feels like Road Kill, and that's not saying much.

• Dead A

  
  Awful. Horrible plot and terrible acting. Evil truck? YEAH RIGHT.

• Steve K

  
  The world's first metaphysical evil semi-truck movie? If not, it's likely the last. Points for trying for something beyond the norm.

• Brian D

  
  Some nice ideas and some great use of camera work here.But is let down by a silly story and slow pacing.Not enough going on here!

• Todd S

  
  Ever since landing a role in the Twilight movies, Australian soap hunk, Xavier Samuel has been every where! Recently, many films he made back in Australia have been turning up on DVD in the U.S. and Road Kill is one of those films. Picked up as part of the Fangoria Frightfest, Road… More
  Ever since landing a role in the Twilight movies, Australian soap hunk, Xavier Samuel has been every where! Recently, many films he made back in Australia have been turning up on DVD in the U.S. and Road Kill is one of those films. Picked up as part of the Fangoria Frightfest, Road Kill isn't your typical horror flick. It has it's fair share of gore and beautiful people, but the story is defiantly unique. Four backpackers in the outback get run off the road by a large truck. Unable to go anywhere, they start walking and find the truck abandoned up the road. Since they're stuck in the middle of nowhere, they decide to take it and that's when they start to change. It's not the most original story, but it's not predictable either. Xavier Samuel does a terrific job as the groups leader, trying to make sense of the whole things. Both female leads, Sophie Lowe and Georgina Haig, are also really good. I tend to find in films like this that the girls are super hot, but very rarely can they act, but that's not the case here. Road Kill impressed me, but it's not all good, as parts of it were extremely slow and some of the dialogue was kind of ridiculous. Road Kill's a pretty entertaining film, it's nothing special, but it's not bad either.

• Jacob P

  
  I thought this was a pretty good horror flick. It has it's bloody\gorey moments in it.

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