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Just perfect...

Highly Overrated But Still Good

Excellent but underrated film

After playing with our expectations, this turns out to be a very different sort of film.

Some really vivid and interesting photography, exceptionally hot blonde at the wheel and a stormer of a Car - What is not to like?Yes its a copy of Joyride and Duel but its not as one reviewer says a scene for scene copy - what a dimwit - I guess he hasn't seen "Duel" , I dont recall any scene of a police officer being squashed or a dead female in the boot of a car!Its not going to set your senses on fire but for your average "B" psycho road kill movie its average fair and I have seen much worse!

I had a horrible time trying to watch this garbage. I kept fast forwarding to find something that would grab my attention. Actresses crying without tears. Apparently these two chicks were close to 30 in reality, but dressed like hookers and desperately trying to be 20. Look, don't waste your time. Go watch "Duel" with Dennis Weaver from back when. At least that was suspenseful. The people that made this flick need to be arrested, and the actors never allowed on any set, ever again.

this is just a stupid remake of Duel 1971 they just sole and redid most of the scenes you're better off watching the original because this movie sucks just saying i hate when they take a good movie and Destroy it with a dumb remake or reboot like this so movie makers please stop stealing some elses work

Crummy camera equipment sinks some occasionally inspired cinematography and composition, as we follow these two blabbery bitches being stalked by the obligatory unseen driver across Canada. So many sequences are copied identically, verbatim from Steven Spielberg's Duel, that I felt as though I had already watched this movie. The only major deviation from Duel comes from the writer having to alter the screenplay to work around Andrea Whitburn quitting partway through filming. An entire reel of film seems like it is missing at the 27-minutes mark as a result, and her character disappears completely after about 40 minutes. That is most unfortunate, she was the better looking of the two, although her character needed a bar of Lifeboy Soap crammed in her profanity-laden mouth.As usual with these unseen driver flicks, their vehicle must plummet over the side of a cliff (which inexcusably changes a couple of times), exploding into a ball of flames, taking the driver's identity, as well as any motivations he possessed, with it, so the screenwriter doesn't have to bother with explaining anything to the audience. The CGI effects at this end scene were pitiful.