Nathan Phillips,
Leigh Whannell,
Bille Brown,
Mirrah Foulkes,
Melanie Vallejo
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The noble search for a dying breed leads an ambitious zoologist to the discovery of a far more sinister species in this brutal Australian shocker featuring Leigh Whannell (Saw) and Nathan Phillips (Wo... read more
DVD Release Date: March 31, 2009
Stats: 259 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (259)
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January 12, 2012
Middling film with semi-tolerable characters doing various stupid things. There are hints of a better, more interesting film occasionally, but it never fully develops.
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December 1, 2010
I decided to watch this movie because I saw Leigh Whannell was in it. I'm glad he's still alive, I was sad after I watched Saw.
The movie definitely wasn't as bad as some of the FearNet movies I've seen. I did have some problems with it though, like the amount of unnecessary ... read more -
May 5, 2010
This is a real freaky movie. It will keep you on the edge most of the movie, great slasher type film, seems like a group in the wild woods have taken to inbreeding and are looking for new mates. Mean while a group of young people go exploring for a rare animal only to get caught ... read more
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August 12, 2009
Bloody shocking in this Aussie horror-ride that recalls films like The Hills Have Eyes and Wrong Turn. How director-writer Jody Dwyer gets all these elements in place isn't terribly convincing - the gang of four twentysomethings might as well be sleepaway camp teens... read more
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June 23, 2009
That they went on a zoological expedition and not just camping was refreshing and the ending wasn't entirely predictable. Unfortunately everything else in between pretty much was.
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November 18, 2008
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[color=blue][b]Horor filmovi nisu česti na ovim stranama, ali ovog puta sam rešio da pogledam i nešto strašno, posebno što se rad... read more -
October 21, 2011
Nothing new about people going in a secluded place where there's no phone signal and unknowingly to the characters, there lives a serial murderer and the fun begins! However, Dying Breed delivers something a little more of the cliches and thats just how far it goes.
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April 8, 2012
This could have been better if I wasn't so sleepy. The storyline was interesting in using a tasmanian tiger. I kinda knew how the story was gonna end, but it was well done. The little girl creeped me out.
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April 1, 2012fb555928095An interesting premise about the supposedly extinct Tasmanian tiger does little to make this mediocre After Dark Horrorfest film memorable.
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June 12, 2011
movie with Nathan Phillips the movie itself really wasn't impressing in anyway to me. basically they're on Cannibal island and I thought there could have been more carnage. D
Critic Reviews
Even by the low standards of other horror-movie victims, the foursome here seem blithely clueless, always splitting up for no good reason and running headlong into ambushes. Full Review
If Geoffrey Hall's cinematography is eerily beautiful, capturing the isolation and subdued menace of the Tasmanian hinterlands, then there is little else in Dying Breed that, to quote protagonist Nina... Full Review
The setting is the island of Tasmania rather than the Australian outback, but after WOLF CREEK and STORM WARNING, any city folk stupid enough to wander this far off the track deserve whatever they get... Full Review
It tries hard to be horrific and gruesome, even introducing a bit of fashionable torture near the end, but only the most credulous will find it genuinely scary. Full Review
Right from the opening credits, with their strangely beautiful blown-up images of blood and the accompanying darkly rhythmic score, you're primed for something terrible to happen. Full Review
There is no civic responsibility in horror. You can insult whomever you like, so long as you make it scary. This one has a few good moments but not enough to rattle one's bones. Full Review
Grisly as it needs to be, Dying Breed is nevertheless quite a sophisticated horror film, layered with elements and peopled with leading characters who are more than stereotypes, thanks also to top per... Full Review
Aussie mayhem with cannibalistic inbred idiots and upper middle class whitebread victims fails to set this film apart. But great fun nonetheless. Full Review
If you're looking for a horror flick that wants to give you a 'you are there -- and it's freaking miserable' vibe, this one should fit the bill quite nicely. Full Review
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