BootDigest Such a frustrating disappointment

LouHomey From my favorite movies..

Baseshment I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.

Stoutor It's not great by any means, but it's a pretty good movie that didn't leave me filled with regret for investing time in it.

vampiratransylvania Not too shabby at all, for what one can expect from a low budget thriller/horror. The bar has been perennially (though rarely) set high by classics like Evil Dead, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and others. I could not take my eyes away from this movie. The direction and cinematography are excellent. Bonus points for accurate historical references, as well as for truly visceral gore. I regret to have to say though that the movie didn't make much headway for how Native Americans are typically portrayed on film.

2fresh 2clean From seeing the trailer of this film I thought it was going to be one of those fun slasher gore films. In a way it was but it could have had more of that stuff in it. To me this film was like a knock off of "The Crow", "I Spit On Your Grave", and a little "Kill Bill". With that being said, it did have it's own little twists that set it apart from others in it's genre. One thing that set it apart from the other films like it was the high drama content written in it. The relationship between Zoe (Amanda Adrienne) and Dane (Marc Anthony Samuel) played a big part in making this film what it was and I liked that. If this film just had a little more action, slashing, and gore in it I think it would have been almost perfect.

Leofwine_draca SAVAGED is nothing more than a supernatural spin on the I SPIT ON YOUR GRAVE storyline. A deaf-mute girl is travelling by car through the desert when she accidentally witnesses a murder committed by a gang of thugs. With no intentions of letting her leave alive, they take her back to a house where she is raped and abused, before finally being killed in an escape attempt.At this stage the story begins properly. The girl is brought back to life by a Native American shaman while the spirit of a long-dead Native American war chief hops on board. From then on it's an orgy of mean-spirited violence as the girl goes on an odyssey of vengeance and gruesome, body-mangling horror. To add to the gore effects, she's a literal shambling corpse, her body gradually breaking down thanks to the effects of the plot events.SAVAGED is a pretty typical but well made example of this revenge-horror genre. The gore effects are plentiful and only tempered by some less-than-impressive low budget CGI which could have been done without. The script is lean and pared down, focusing on the action which is always a plus, and Amanda Adrienne gives a heartbreaking performance as the put-upon girl. Not exactly an enjoyable movie, this, but an entertaining experience all the same.

hcjv6 I stumbled upon this film during my weekly search for horror, scares and gore.....I found all three in this one, was pleasantly surprised, and glad I did after all the tripe we seem to get these days.If this is to be classed as a 'B' movie, then it's up there with the best of them. For an extremely low budget, the cast and crew have done an amazing job and as an extreme hater of 'CGI', what little there was was believable and very effective to the point of stomach churning and grimacing !!! I don't want to give much away in terms of the plot as the storyline doesn't need much elaboration but if your seeking a good revenge style horror then this is a film for you...........and if you ever thought a horror film couldn't pull at your heart strings then think again !!!