Wouldve the psychotic ( a- hole I thought was the jealous "other" gotten to Ben first? ). The one who had this semi-crush on him- never had much to do with killing the "other" woman- & I thought she was the actual psycho. She wasn't. Comments?

Didn't understand....Sentance structure, perhaps?

Definatley the best film I've seen in a while, no doubt.

I must apologize. I watched the film to a point last night - I was being a wuss, when I saw the first (one) die I had to shut it off. I watched the rest this morning. From now on, I will never ever doubt the Austrailian view of a serial killer - ever. I was scared. My love for a woman had turned deeply sour. I am a changed man.

Ben, you didn't dissapear, you are the hero. I hope you see to it, that, that bastard burns in Hell. Be in peace man. I will pray for you.

Currently editing first post with all due respect, again forgive me - I was afraid.

I guessed that you were tired. No need to apologise.

What do you think was the best attribute of the movie? I thought Taylors acting was astounding, and the fact that it was low budget made it all the more believeable.

I was tired, a bit woozy , and pretty much by the time I saw Liz get killed I was scared to death...

Your asking an awesome question- what I thought was really interesting when I saw the making of the film, was that in the area they were filming in hadn't rained in 10 years. & when they got out there, it started raining. It was incredible, and made me feel more at home seeing the actors/actresses up close.

I was finally getting over the shock. When I found out how the (psycho) character really was - who he was, I was 'getting back to normal again'. It was great, and it's a suggestion everyone should take, to watch the making. Because, you can feel so much pain/mercy for those two women- you get to a point that in thinking "what the- --- this was real". & that psycho is still out there. Man, I can't get over it. You can't glamourize anything.

The most stunning question the film leaves unawnsered is what did Mick have planned for Ben, whom he had pseudo-crucified in the shed. That gets to me more than anything.