Killing Ground (2017)
Killing Ground (2017)
In Killing Ground (2017), Australian director Damien Power delivers a nerve-shredding survival thriller that plunges its characters—and viewers—into the depths of human depravity. Blending slow-burning tension with raw, unflinching brutality, this film transforms a peaceful camping trip into a harrowing nightmare where the fight for survival is disturbingly real.
The Story: A Weekend Getaway Turns into a Battle for SurvivalSam (Harriet Dyer) and Ian (Ian Meadows), a young couple seeking a relaxing escape, venture deep into the Australian wilderness for a quiet camping trip. Upon arriving at a secluded site, they notice an abandoned tent nearby—its occupants nowhere to be found. What begins as a mild curiosity soon turns into a chilling realization: something terrible has happened.
As they investigate further, they unwittingly attract the attention of two violent predators (Aaron Pedersen and Aaron Glenane), whose sickening agenda soon becomes terrifyingly clear. Stranded in the vast wilderness with no help in sight, Sam and Ian are forced into a desperate fight for survival, where every decision could mean life or death.
Their mission? Outwit their hunters, escape the deadly forest, and uncover the horrifying truth behind the missing campers.
Why This Thriller Will Haunt You:
A tense, unpredictable narrative that keeps you on edge. Brutally realistic survival horror—raw and relentless. Unsettling villains that embody pure menace. A bleak, psychological descent into fear and desperation.
“Out here, no one can hear you scream.”With its relentless tension, unsettling atmosphere, and brutal realism, Killing Ground (2017) is a chilling survival thriller that lingers long after the credits roll. The question is—if terror finds you in the wilderness, will you escape… or become its next victim?
