Worth it just to admire Meg Fosters beautiful captivating pale blue eyes (your going to see them a lot)

It's an odd and yet interesting one, it's passable to watch nothing stellar.

I think the most apt comments I have read on this are the actors went on vacation in Greece and decided, "hey we have cameramen, a deserted village = let's make a movie".

It does some things well, such as the deserted setting in the isolated Greek town, at night when the wind blows it provides a nice eerie setting.

Wings Hauser does a good job of being the crazed killer, although truth be told he could have ended the film a lot sooner. The eventual cat and mouse game is good as a premise, it does fall with logic sometimes, as in "well why didn't he do that" or "why didn't she do this"

[spoiler] Must we have a narration from Meg during some of her alone scenes, we clearly have the facts, there's no need for reinforcement. [/spoiler]

[spoiler] Also the dialogue seemed off once or twice, as though they just added it on the spur of the moment and it didn't quite fit. [/spoiler]

[spoiler] Hauser does a good job of playing the crazed killer however and the end was interesting. [/spoiler]

[spoiler] For someone who seems to not have fired an automatic shotgun before and also knowing she has only 4 live rounds, why did she waste 3 on what seemed like warning shots, for that matter why get rid of it afterwards, she still had one live round. Furthermore why didn't she try to search kesner's body for his handgun she clearly saw he had. [/spoiler]