Set in the not so distant future, Frontier(s) revolves around a group of friends who succeed in a bank robbery during a race riot in Paris. After escaping from their robbery, they agree to meet at a hostel if they are split up and as fate would have it, things begin to go horribly wrong.

Tom (David Saracino) and Farid (Chems Dahmani) are the first to arrive at the hostel, only to be caught by the owners of this strange hostel and their life of "normality" becomes a hellish nightmare. Soon the tortures begin and when Yasmine (Karina Testa) and Alex (Aurélien Wiik) arrive, they are oblivious to the situation that has been going on behind the scenes.

Although Frontier(s) is your stereotyped horror film, it's good to see it from another perspective, especially given the talents of the French movie industry. The move does have strong overturns of Texas Chainsaw Massacre with this strange family who have targeted these "innocent" individuals with almost elements of karmic paybacks.

The movie is quite scary at times and the French dialogue only adds to the atmosphere of the title with its creepiest scene involving the father of the family who discovers that one of his victims is pregnant and how Yasmine must cross the border of normality versus chaos.

With an R18+ rating, Frontier(s) is definitely not for the faint hearted and contains some extremely disturbing moments that will leave you reeling, long after you have finished watching this terrifying movie.

Scary $@HT! by the director of Hitman!

DVD Special Features

Making of FRONTIER(S)
Theatrical Trailers