#Backtrack 2015 movie
#Backtrack 2015 tv

Released May 5th, 2015, 'Backtrack' stars Julian Glover, Mark Drake, Sophie Barker, Rosie Akerman The movie has a runtime of about 1 hr 36 min, and received a user score of 20 (out of 100) on TMDb, which collated reviews from 7 knowledgeable users. Now, before we get into the fundamentals of how you can watch 'Backtrack' right now, here are some particulars about the The Road To Ashvem Productions, Substantial Films horror flick.

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#Backtrack 2015 tv

3.Fancy watching ' Backtrack' on your TV or mobile device at home? Finding a streaming service to buy, rent, download, or view the Tommy Sands-directed movie via subscription can be a huge pain, so we here at Moviefone want to take the pressure off. A few genuinely scary moments and a story with enough thematic depth to stay with you is enough to make this worthwhile viewing.Д«acktrackВ is in cinemas for a limited time between 16th-22nd June through Madman Films. The perpetually raining streets of Melbourne are dank and depressing in that way that only a Melbourne winter can conjure, and PeterвЂ™s fictional home town of False Creek (filmed around Oberon and Carcoar in rural NSW) with its dry bush and red dirt is captured beautifully.Д«acktrack isnвЂ™t original вЂ“ this is true of nearly every horror film вЂ“ but itвЂ™s lovely to see an Australian film that accomplishes everything it sets out to do. The highlight of the whole piece is the photography by local cinematographer Stefan Duscio. The supporting cast are all inВ top form Sam Neill as PeterвЂ™s mentor is effecting and Robin McLeavy is perfect as the local policewoman. Peter has the haunted look of something who is trying to make sense of things that simply donвЂ™t make any sense, especially as someone trying to come to terms with the death of his daughter вЂ“ something you simply donвЂ™t ever get over. Not knowing where the story of a horror film is going is a rare treat, especially when enough work has gone into making you care about the characters.Д«rody is, as per usual, excellent. While Backtrack starts off shakily, relying on jump scares and some very on-the-nose exposition, at about the half-way mark when the story begins playing its cards it becomes very engrossing indeed. ItВ clearly takes influence from other horror films like The Sixth Sense and in terms of structure is remarkably similar to PetroniвЂ™s last film Till Human Voices Wake Us (a psychologist from Melbourne returning to his rural home town to see his father and make amends with a ghost from his past). The story, written by directorВ Michael Petroni, has all the hallmarks of a regular horror film. But Brody has it down perfectly all credit to him that heвЂ™s able to get all the subtleties woven into the dialogue without ever slipping into caricature or having his native Queens accent slip through. For a crash course in this going terribly wrong see Pacific Rim or, lest we forget, Tarantino in that scene from Django Unchained.

The Aussie accent is apparently one of the hardest for foreign actors to get right with is horribly nasal vowels and our habit of putting letters where theyвЂ™re not supposed to be (for example er turning into a вЂ“ like pronouncing вЂwaterвЂ™ as вЂwart-aвЂ™). LetвЂ™s get one thing out of the way that deserves a shout-out: BrodyвЂ™s accent is perfect. What he discovers isВ worse than he ever could have imagined. One of his patients is a man who thinks itвЂ™s 1987, one particularly pale woman is suicidal, but none come close to Elizabeth ( Chloe Bayliss), a twelve year old girl dressed in a hooded black coat who canвЂ™t talk outside a strangled gasp and seems to appear and disappear with alarming regularity.В As terrifying nightmares and strange encounters stack on top of each other, Peter is forced back to his hometown to try and make amends for an incident twenty years in the past. His latest film brings him to our hallowed shores with Backtrack, a psychological/supernatural horror set in both Melbourne and rural NSW which is notable for the being the latest directing feature of writer/director Michael Petroni, breaking a twelve year directing hiatus.Д«rody plays Peter Bowers, a Melbourne based psychotherapist who is struggling to overcome the death of hisВ daughter and has started to get some very strange visitors to his clinic. Since then heвЂ™s had an interesting trajectory, going from big budget Hollywood with bit parts in the likes of King Kong and Predators to small scale genre pictures like Splice. The youngest man to ever win the Oscar for Best Actor was Adrien Brody, who at the tender age of twenty-nine won it for Roman PolanskiвЂ™s The Pianist and gave what is quite possibly the best acceptance speech in the history of the Academy Awards.