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  Review by Helen ★★★★½ 15

  Jesus. Fucking. Christ. 

  
  I need some Xanax or a shower... or both.

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  Review by matt lynch ★★★

  WILD AMERICA REDUX

  Wow, that was Devon Sawa? Kind of lost me narratively but I admired the patient dread and general formal economy, and even though the ending seems like it was the whole reason they made the movie, what they worked backward from, it's super gnarly, and I'd be a liar if I didn't appreciate that.

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  Review by Sʟᴇᴀᴢʏ ᴄᴇᴄᴇ 4

  where the fuck are Gon and Killua

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  Review by Kat ★★★ 6

  Oh dear. I certainly was not expecting that 😳

  This is why im a city girl. Also shame on you Devon Sawa, this was all your fault.

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  Review by Josh Lewis ★★★ 2

  appears on its surface like another dtv survivalist action movie about a family of fur trappers vs. a wolf with a taste for human flesh but by the end it very much isn't that (at least not quite as literally, anyway) and i'll leave it at that because i appreciated having very little idea where this was going. snuck in just under the wire with a climax that rivals Possessor for most gruesome image i saw in a movie this year. nice to see devon sawa and nick stahl again.

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  Review by Joe Lynch ★★★ 2

  Holy shit that was unexpectedly intense. 
  What an ending.

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  Review by Christian Di Leo ★★★½ 15

  "You wanna be real careful. You just wanna cut the skin. You don't wanna slice the organs. You don't wanna puncture the stomach 'cause it'll make a mess and it'll spoil the meat."

  ^^^
  That piece of dialogue was repeating over and over in my head while the final 7 minutes played out on-screen. One of the most hardcore endings I've witnessed in quite some time. For some reason I was thinking that this was gonna end up being a secret werewolf movie? But I was surely mistaken. An absolutely feral and tense slow-burn. What a fucking ride.

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  Review by Rosie ★★★½ 3

  I've been watching a lot of Hulu recently, found this survivalist thriller mystery gem with a horror element that's not for the faint of heart. Stars Devon Sawa as Mersault, Camille Sullivan as Anne, and Summer Howell as Renee, a family living out in the wilderness as fur trappers. When rogue wolf disrupts their livelihood, Mersault leaves his family to hunt it down, in pursuit encounters something far more dangerous in the woods. Strong performances, I almost didn't recognize Sawa. I like the beginning where we’re with the family learning the trades. The middle was straggling with the cops. It had a quirky tone that didn't quite fit with the film since it consist of mostly dread. The nature and tracking…

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  Review by Dave Taylor ★★★★ 3

  Well, fuck me!

  I went in blind and was expecting an average ‘wolf goes wild’ thriller. Although a little slow to start, I was very intrigued after a reveal shows a change in direction to where I thought this film was heading. I also appreciated how the story was told…keeping us in the dark about a character’s fate and allowing the audience to feel worried in the same way the protagonist does.

  I know all too well that a mediocre or infuriating finale can ruin a perfectly good movie. It’s not too often though that an ending sticks the landing so perfectly, it retroactively makes the rest of the film better. I think the best example of this type of…

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  Review by LeSchroeck ★★★½ 9

  Einer dieser "nix vorher lesen, sehen oder hören"-Rohdiamanten. Punkt.

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  Review by Amanda the Jedi ★★★½

  Well holy shit that was Devon Sawa

  Also HOLY SHIT

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  Review by BeHaind ★★★ 8

  Direkt als dicker Disclaimer vorangestellt: „Hunter Hunter“ kommt wie „Bone Tomahawk“ ganz fies durch die Hintertür und trampelt dann mit Schmackes auf gängigen Sehgewohnheiten umher. Das hier ist ein Lehrstück in nihilistischer Dauertristesse - die Atmosphäre ist kalt, die Bilder roh und der Grundton tief pessimistisch. Bis auf den tonalen Unterbau gibt es jedoch kaum Plot, den die Macher zwanghaft durch falsche Fährten und einen völlig unnötigen Subplot aufzublähen versuchen. Am mitunter recht zähen Verlauf ändert das aber nichts. Der unvermittelte Ausbruch extremer Gewalt erscheint dadurch wie ein geplanter Angriff auf den Zuschauer, der mir deutlich zu plakativ und selbstzweckhaft ist. Dann doch lieber weniger Gore-Overkill und mehr echtes Erzählen, dann hätte das hier richtig stark sein können. Schön aber Devon Sawa (hätte ich ohne Credits nie erkannt) und Nick Stahl (auch nicht gerade wenig gealtert) mal wieder zu sehen, klarer MVP ist aber Camille Sullivan.