Seriously the acting in this movie is wooden and below average the story-line is predictable and almost like it was written by a 10 year old. The stonefish scene was a somewhat "over the top" as they aren't that easy to spot (Experience speaking here)and the fish looked as though it had been pulled out of a science lab preserving jar or borrowed from a Simpsons episode (minus the extra eye) The guy should have known it was a stonefish as everyone in Queensland is taught about them and these two morons should have been wearing some sort of protective footwear as the tourist operators would have drummed that into their shared brain.The scenery though of Queensland and the Great Barrier Reef is stunning and it shows the world the beautiful Aussie state of Queensland - pity it's only shown in a $2.00 movie though. To me it deserves a 1 but I gave it a 2 because of the scenery. You'll either enjoy this tripe or detest it - give it 20 minutes and then switch off or watch till the end for the huge anticlimax.Try hard not to fall asleep and if you need a cure for constipation then this is the movie for you...

This movie was awful. It would seem that this movie was a feminist's dream: a female ghost running around an island killing only men by stabbing them in the penis. That's the entire story. If you are a man hating feminist who is into this kind of thing then go ahead and watch it. Otherwise save yourself the time. I was in disbelief when I found out this movie was directed by a man. What's up with all the penis slicing in movies nowadays? It's getting old. And the main female character who had absolutely nothing bad happen to her becomes a penis slicing ghost at the end. Why? Because that's the entire point of the movie: men are bad and need to have their penis sliced off.

OK. Sure, the story didn't really make much sense and the acting wasn't super but it did at least come across as somewhat of a thriller. Again, this is not the best movie ever, or even one that I'd recommend but trust me, there are worse movies out there than this. The scenery was very nice and the actress was nice to look at and it didn't really drag on so I don't think it is one of those movies where you feel "There's an hour and a half of my life I won't get back" I think the story could have been cleaned up a bit as I am still trying to understand why the Coral was killing innocent men trying to get revenge and why Beth ends up getting killed at the end and then apparently is seeking revenge.

Waste of time... please avoid. There is nothing suspenseful, horrific or anything. Thanks to the poisonous spiney fish, it finally helps wind up this excruciatingly boring mess of a film. Two people come to lust around on a deserted island. Well, they deserved this kind of ending to their worthless lustful lives. I mean, was this supposed to be snuff film? Or a semi-porn blue lagoon kind of movie? I totally did not get it. In the end the leading lady ends up haunting the island, but why? No one raped or murdered her. She most probably dies of poisoning by that poisonous spiney boney fish she stepped on. The island is lovely, but whats the point, we can watch it on NatGeo/Discovery. You could watch Meerkat Manor instead :)