Paul Verhoeven has one of the strangest oeuvres of any major director: he started off making art-house films in his native Netherlands before moving to Hollywood where he began making subversive genre pieces which are often seen as mere entertainments by the mainstream crowd
.<br /><br />The film is a perfect example of Verhoven's unique style of film making. The film's plot is simple: a young man (played by a great actor) is kidnapped by an evil cult and is forced to watch a series on a remote island. He is then forced into a trance and wakes up in the middle of a forest. This is where the film begins. It is not a typical horror film, but it is very well done and very clever. There are some great moments in this film which I would recommend to anyone who is interested in a good horror movie. Verhauser is great as the young boy who has to deal with the cult's evil. I loved the way he was able not to be scared by anything. His acting is superb and he is perfect as a character. Overall, this is one great film. If you are looking for a film that is well made and well acted, then this one is for you. You will be disappointed. But if you want to see a truly great horror flick, you will love this movie!<br/><b]Rating: 7/10 (out of 10)<b><p><a]Title (Brazil): "Aja de la Nueva
 but are actually quite entertaining. The story of an American couple who are forced to live in a small town in the middle of nowhere, where they are constantly harassed by a group of thugs, is a perfect example of Verhoven's unique style of film making. It is also a great example that he has a knack for making films that are both funny and disturbing, and that makes them both unique and unique in their own right. Verhauser's filmography has been a long time coming, but it is still one that is very unique.