Isolation

Takes what could have been a ludicrous premise and plays it straight faced, the results are tremendously satisfying with a slow boiling tension and just enough gore (not too much, very little actually) and well placed enough as to get the maximum effect. Worthwhile if you have the time.

A pretty serious take on the monster movie genre, and it works this time. I was actually a little bit scared it would be total shit, but when someone sticks her hand into a cow's bumbum and gets bitten by something, yeah, that's classic film making. The score isn't that good and a bit repetitive, but I don't have much to complain about

An oddly compelling little piece of horror. While fairly conventional, it is filmed with such intensity and straight-faced seriousness that the absurdity of the plot isn't quite obvious until the ending credits play.

The Director generates an uncomfortable atmosphere, but there's something missing to be gripping. Watchable but it won't stay in mind. Except the "poor" cow" :-)

She's not really sticking her hand up that cow's-- Oh... Why, yes she is.

I normally like gory films. As long as they're kinda far from reality, but I had to stop watching this after the cow killing scene, it was too disgusting for me. Apart from that I guess it was ok

Creature feature that works well enough.

An overall pretty good little horror flick with one major flaw. The setting and the filming is good overall, and the story is interesting. The actors give it there all and the cast is diverse. My beef is the complete ripoff of Alien in a certain scene.

Has a quality that reminds one of the better films of this type. Watchable.