Terror in the Country

The "villains" in this movie, happen to be an older couple, living in a rural area, growing their own healthy food, free of toxic pesticides, proven to be harmful, hence the hazmat suits the farm workers wear to spray them! It's incredibly bizarre that anyone would have a negative judgement about something as wise as avoiding these pesticides , right? Yet , the writers make sure the couple is also deranged in every possible way, so that the audience now equates self-sufficiency and healthy living with being a "dangerous weirdo". Yes, I clearly see what they did here, now do you?

A man-wimp and his wife get mugged on the big city street after eating out. By a homeless man with a gun. The writers of this movie have something against poor people. They present the world of the couple as being "clean and perfect". The couple have serious psychological problems afterwards, and consider moving to a small town. Instead of taking Bruce Lee Taekwondo classes or getting a pistol, they decide to abruptly move away. They find a nice place in some quiet little town. It seems no Mexicans live there either. And then they have an extremely friendly elderly couple who bring them organic vegetables and fruits. In baskets. Every day. The horror, the horror. The movie is so utterly ridiculous, and every scene is contrived and pointless. The actors are all extremely bland and boring. The houses are brand new and look like they have never been lived in. You really don't care what happens to anyone at all. You would think that the city couple moved next door to Jack the Ripper, or Abdullah the Butcher. But no, just two simple and easy to handle quinquagenarians (50-59 years old), or sexagenarians (60 and 69 years old). And man-wimp doesn't fare much better in this confrontation either. I don't know what happened to masculinity.

Robin and Ben are expecting a baby but they get mugged and move to a small town. Enter the nosy neighbors, Guy and Sharon, who get to be too pushy and Robin becomes suspicious. But is it justified? You will have to tune in to this one to find out. For a thriller, this was a good movie and recommended!

The city may feel unsafe but country living does not guarantee peace and quiet. Not when the new neighbors keep turning up in your garden, in your kitchen, when you go to town for groceries, .... and your doors never seem to be really locked. How do they get in? And just why are they so very interested in the fact that you are pregnant?...... Engaging, suspenseful, definitely worth watching!

A man-wimp and his wife get mugged on the big city street after eating out. By a homeless man with a gun. The writers of this movie have something against poor people. They present the world of the couple as being "clean and perfect". The couple have serious psychological problems afterwards, and consider moving to a small town. Instead of taking Bruce Lee Taekwondo classes or getting a pistol, they decide to abruptly move away. They find a nice place in some quiet little town. It seems no Mexicans live there either. And then they have an extremely friendly elderly couple who bring them organic vegetables and fruits. In baskets. Every day. The horror, the horror. The movie is so utterly ridiculous, and every scene is contrived and pointless. The actors are all extremely bland and boring. The houses are brand new and look like they have never been lived in. You really don't care what happens to anyone at all. You would think that the city couple moved next door to Jack the Ripper, or Abdullah the Butcher. But no, just two simple and easy to handle quinquagenarians (50-59 years old), or sexagenarians (60 and 69 years old). And man-wimp doesn't fare much better in this confrontation either. I don't know what happened to masculinity.

The "villains" in this movie, happen to be an older couple, living in a rural area, growing their own healthy food, free of toxic pesticides, proven to be harmful, hence the hazmat suits the farm workers wear to spray them! It's incredibly bizarre that anyone would have a negative judgement about something as wise as avoiding these pesticides , right? Yet , the writers make sure the couple is also deranged in every possible way, so that the audience now equates self-sufficiency and healthy living with being a "dangerous weirdo". Yes, I clearly see what they did here, now do you?