Directed by:
John FawcettScreenplay:
Karen WaltonComposer:
Mike ShieldsCast:
Emily Perkins, Katharine Isabelle, Kris Lemche, Mimi Rogers, John Bourgeois, Christopher Redman, Jesse Moss, Lucy Lawless, Peter Keleghan, Lindsay LeesePlots(1)
Fifteen-year-old Brigitte Fitzgerald (Emily Perkins) and her nearly sixteen-year-old sister Ginger (Katharine Isabelle), are a team - best friends and self-styled outcasts. Obsessed with dying and bound by a childhood pact to stay together forever, they loathe their mind-numbing existence in the suburb of Bailey Downs. One night, the two girls are heading through the woods when Ginger is savagely attacked by a wild creature. Ginger survives as her horrible wounds miraculously heal over, but something is not quite right. Ginger is irritable and in denial. But to Brigitte it is obvious that a terrifying force has taken hold of her sister. She’s convinced that the insatiable craving her sister is experiencing can mean only one thing - Ginger is becoming something unspeakable and monstrous. (Via Vision Entertainment)
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Here you can see that even on a very low budget you can make a pretty decent film. It's true that the visual effects are rather low-grade, but that's compensated by great make-up effects and gloomy music. The acting is decent and and the running time is optimal.
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