Beast Stalker that is. I like this one better, even there are extraneous subplots that stretches my patience to the limit.
What makes it works is the grim, memorable, albeit kind of nightmarish ending. The chase, the clogged up class room. The claustrophobic affects of that ending feels right. Feels that even you, the audience is in the same nightmare. It is inevitable as life itself.
All that subplot of the wife, the past, the guilt, doesn't work for me. Sure you need motivation but this seems 'fitted in', tailored to the story - in a simple way - a way of solving the problem instead of finding the nuance of the character.
I don't remember anything else, I think there was a few action sequences, but it all build up to the end.
What makes it works is the grim, memorable, albeit kind of nightmarish ending. The chase, the clogged up class room. The claustrophobic affects of that ending feels right. Feels that even you, the audience is in the same nightmare. It is inevitable as life itself.
All that subplot of the wife, the past, the guilt, doesn't work for me. Sure you need motivation but this seems 'fitted in', tailored to the story - in a simple way - a way of solving the problem instead of finding the nuance of the character.
I don't remember anything else, I think there was a few action sequences, but it all build up to the end.