Landmine Goes Click (2015)
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American tourists exploring the Georgian countryside find themselves trapped by a landmine and a local man's cruelty.
The story
Fiancés Daniel and Alicia and their close friend, Chris, explore rural Georgia. While taking photos, Chris steps on a landmine left over from the Russo-Georgian War. Unable to move under the threat of the mine exploding, the group is left stranded. While Daniel attempts to find help, he reveals a betrayal regarding an affair. The situation turns dire when a local hunter named Ilya discovers the stranded pair, leading to a harrowing ordeal of humiliation and terror in the remote countryside.
Full plot (contains spoilers)
Fiancés Daniel and Alicia and their friend Chris explore rural Georgia. After Chris steps on a landmine, Daniel reveals he manipulated Chris into doing so as revenge for an affair. Daniel and a woman named Devi leave, leaving Chris and Alicia stranded. A hunter named Ilya finds them and subjects Alicia to extreme humiliation and sexual violence. During a struggle, Chris accidentally shoots and kills Alicia with Ilya's shotgun. Ilya reveals the landmine was fake. Later, Chris finds Ilya's wife, Tanya, and daughter, Lika. After Ilya discovers him, Chris kills Ilya's dog and then shoots Ilya in the legs. Chris then takes Lika captive, forcing her to endure the same humiliations Alicia faced before eventually shooting and killing her. Chris is left alone with Ilya and Tanya.
- First release year
- 2015
- Runtime (minutes)
- 110
- Production countries
- Georgia
- Original languages
- English; Georgian
- Directors
- Levan Bakhia
- Writers
- Adrian Colussi · writer; Levan Bakhia · writer; Lloyd S. Wagner · writer
- Cast and characters
- Sterling Knight · Chris; Spencer Locke · Alicia; Kote Tolordava · Ilya
- Genres
- thriller; exploitation; horror
- Themes
- betrayal; violence against women; revenge
- Tone and mood
- brutal; tense; unapologetic
- Setting
- Rural Georgia during the period following the Russo-Georgian War
- Premise and plot tags
- torture; rape and revenge
- Content notes
- violence; rape
- Reception
- The film received mixed reviews, with critics praising its premise and tension but criticizing its pacing, runtime, and the execution of its heavy themes.
- Reported review scores
- Metacritic · score: 35 · scale: 100 · review count: 4
- Production trivia
- The film was released on VOD platforms on November 10.
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