Well filmed but disturbing and unbelievable. Although I enjoy seing a beautiful girl running half naked in the desert I did not enjoy seing her being abused. Classic subject matter, young girl get abused and she takes her revenge. The young actress is stunning!

I tried to watch this movie to the end but I couldn't, too much is expected from the viewer.From the rape scene this movie went south with the story and reality, from beer can tattoos to burning a dried log while impaled on it and not get burnt. This movie not horrible but it is quite close.

Her nails were always clean and manicured. How the crap do u turn a gut wound into a tattoo and why wear the cheap looking earrings during the whole damn movie.

I'm sure there are many who will have a hard time with this film. It is very brutal and violent, with many scenes of gore and mayhem. But like the "Girl with the Dragon Tattoo," the heroine has her revenge. People will also have a hard time with the very obvious objectification of the main character as well. This is a movie that would not be criticized for this in the 70's or 80's, but will be today. My feeling this was the genre or "lens" the filmmakers were going for, for example in the film, "Last House on the Left." It's not PC, and the straight young men will salivate and have wet dreams later on, but it is interesting as a backward glance. Maybe the question is should these kinds of movies be made anymore at all? We don't make extremely racist cartoons anymore (check out Bugs Bunny from the 40's, it's unreal). Is it time for the rape/revenge/porn movie to come to a close? I hope not, at least when the brutality of violence against women is not glorified, but shown for what it is: cruel, revolting and evil. It gets us to point where we cheer for the revenger. I can't understand how so many people hated this film, giving it one or two stars. The acting, script, editing and cinematography is excellent. It got something like 86% positive on Rotten Tomatoes. It's an awesome film, if you like revenge films, right up there with The Horseman (the Australian film, not the Dennis Quaid one). Again, not for the faint of heart, but if you like intentional Tarantino-like 70's style grindhouse, this one is for you.