Russell Crowe, Daniel Pollock, Jacqueline McKenzie
A group of skinheads become alarmed at the way their neighbourhood is changing.
DVD Release Date: November 21, 2000
Stats: 1,796 reviews
A really good film about Neo Nazis that goes off the plot a little too much at the end but still remains as powerful now as it was back in the early 90?s !
An early one for Russel Crowe in a low budget Australian film about some skinhead badasses.
Not quite as great as I remember this film being, maybe that's because of my recent viewing of 'This is England', however it's still a good watch and still conveys a message.
One of Crowe's earlier films, that showed his talent then.
Immediate, visceral, arrestingly violent; sinister score; great performances all round. Melodramatic love triangle ending kinda deflates the film's reality a mite (it's not bad, just a bit OTT).
Gritty and brutal, this Australian story of racism, youthful delinquency and love leaves you cringing, like most Australian movies of its type. There is a pretty graphic sex scene or two, and one time I was at a girl's house (she wasn't there) watching this, and she came home ri...( read more)
no more running WE STOP THEM HERE!
through the manhole across then roof alright.......davey
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