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The film centers on a young couple: a screenwriter ( David) and his actress wife (Amy Sumner) return to her small hometown. Suddenly, everything becomes chaos when they get serious problems with local people especially violent confrontation with Amy's ex- boyfriend.
On the bright side, it's probably the only movie ever made to boast kickass tunes by the southern-rock triumvirate of Lynyrd Skynyrd, Molly Hatchet, and Blackfoot.
While Lurie could have gone lighter on the symbolism, he ratchets up the tension with deft intelligence. He's not just making a thriller but a horror film, and we feel his own fear in every scene.
One of those movies that sits in an armchair, smokes a pipe and reflects "seriously" on "the question of violence," but the main reason to see it is for the hilariously nasty uses it devises for a bear trap, nail gun, etc.