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Joseph Mersault, sa femme Anne et leur fille Renée vivent dans une région sauvage et reculée. Le père gagne sa vie comme trappeur mais depuis quelques temps, les affaires vont mal. Joseph pense qu'un loup est responsable de cela. Il est déterminé à le traquer et à l'abattre laissant sa femme et sa fille, seules dans leur maison au milieu de la nature hostile. Bientôt, elles entendent un bruit étrange à l'extérieur de leur cabane, Anne espère que c'est Joseph mais trouve à la place un homme nommé Lou, qui a été gravement blessé et laissé pour mort. Et si le mystérieux prédateur n'était autre que Lou ? Pourquoi Joseph ne revient pas auprès des siens ?
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You could describe this style of filmmaking as ‘predatory,’ but it would be downplaying the meticulous, pathological, and unapologetically ferocious third act that erupts into an endurance test in abject brutality. Less respectable reviewers will of course cry foul play, and suggest that there are legitimate reasons for deducting points in their ratings – but the reality is that they will simply be deeply ashamed of just how easy it was for this film to ensnare them before having the rug pulled out from their humbled little minds. If you think you’ve got this one figured out, you should immediately start coming to terms with just how badly you’ve been had. Tread carefully.
This one was a pleasant gruesome surprise. That ending!
What a mess. The pacing is too slow. The characters are unbelievably dumb. Lacking in tension and suspense. The violence part is just bland. Save your time.
Yeah, the films plot was mixed and slow and half of the time I didn't know where it was going with a lack of information and still don't even know with the ending to be honest but it was a good watch and hooked me but that ending was shocking, insane and messed up and wasn't ready for it and definitely scarred right now from it, it's one of them endings I'm gonna remember.