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Five interlocking tales of terror follow the fates of a group of weary travellers who confront their worst nightmares - and darkest secrets - over one long night on a desolate stretch of desert highway. (Gryphon Entertainment)

Críticas (3)

POMO 

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português É pena que as histórias individuais não estejam significativamente (ou pelo menos de alguma forma!) interligadas. Como um puzzle sofisticado, teria funcionado bem. Assim o filme parece apenas uma mistura de vários curtas não relacionados dos amigos cineastas que - cada um ao seu gosto - fizeram «uma história assustadora algures no outback de América ocidental». Ao longo do percurso divertido, mas no final das contas insatisfatório. ()

J*A*S*M 

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inglês An anthology of short stories that is not an anthology of short stories. Rather, it’s a frantic ride through a western small town and its surroundings where strange things happen. This eliminates the problem of the short story anthology films, where mostly the “to each their own” rule applies. Southbound, in contrast, gives a rather holistic impression, with an atmosphere that stays within marked boundaries. And there’s always something happening. It’s a very gratifying film that doesn’t keep you waiting, and the authors try to please the viewer with a substantial number of horror properties and you almost don’t have time to catch your breath. I was reminded of In the Mouth of Madness, the atmosphere of that hellish small town is very similar. Even the main score is a bit “Carpenterish”. 8/10 ()

kaylin 

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inglês Southbound is quite an enjoyable short story film that is distinguished by being very well made in all respects. It has very good special effects, the picture quality is great, and the acting isn't bad either. It's enjoyable to watch, but none of the stories stood out enough for me to remember them more vividly. On the other hand, the floating monster is great and memorable. ()