Viggo Mortensen stars as a new inmate of a haunted prison in which the warden (Played well by Lane Smith) has a grisly secret that could be the reason why various prison guards and inmates are being slaughtered by a supernatural presence
.<br /><br />The film is a great example of how the director's vision can be used to create a film that is both entertaining and entertaining. The film's plot is simple enough, but the film also has some great twists and turns. It's a perfect example that the filmmakers could use to make a movie that will appeal to a wide audience. I loved the way the movie was shot, and the fact that it was filmed in a dark, dark room. This is one of the best films I've seen in years. If you're looking for a good horror film, this is the one for you. You'll love it. Watch it and you'll be hooked. <p><b]Rating: 8/10<br/><p>Title (Brazil): "Cambodia" ("Cameroon")<b><span style="color:white"><strong><a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Q-7-8-9-A" target="_blank" title="video" /></a><div><h1><i><img src="https://i.ytimg.org/vi/7q-5-4-3-i/img/
 (the killer's name is played by the great actor of the film, John Cusack).<br /><br>< br />The film is set in a small town in the middle of nowhere, and the story is told in flashbacks. The film has some great moments, but the rest of it is just a bunch of flashbacks and flashbacks that are just plain silly. I don't know why the director decided to make this film so silly, because it's just so ridiculous. It's like a movie that's supposed to be funny, or at least entertaining. But it just doesn't work. There are so many things wrong with this movie, that I can't even begin to describe them all. First of all, the movie is so poorly written that it almost feels like it was written by someone who's never seen a film before. Second, there are no scenes that make sense, like the one where the killer is talking to the guard and then the guards are talking about the murderer. Third, it seems like there's no dialogue, which is a great thing. Fourth, I think the ending is really lame, as if the filmmakers just wanted to show the audience that the killers are dead, so they could just go on and on about how the murders