This charming tale is set in a deep South countryside, as a young, elegant, northen lady heads South for some rest and relaxation... bullshit. Break it down Prime (Say it outloud you bastards). Here is the smackdown folks.

Hot babe goes out in the country gets out to pump some gas, she gets looked over by the inbreed posse as she stretches her fine ass legs. She heads off to her little cozy cabin goes for a nice little boat ride, goes to sleep and drifts off into Cornhole County. She wakes up goes for a stroll in the woods and happens upon members of the above inbreed posse.

Penetration and other nasty acts occur. Left for the alligators our lady makes it to her feet and heads off trying to find her way back home, but guess what? She runs into her friends once again, this time by a scenic rock, can you guess what? Sloppy seconds for everyone. Now near death she finally wanders home in the middle of the night, only to open her door to... hold it... can ya guess? BOO YAH another round of stuff the taco with the inbreed posse.

Whew I'm tired are you? Anyway after all this our lady takes some time to heal and get her head straight, then it's payback time city style. Watch as each of the inbreed posse is hacked apart in each of their justly deserving ways. My favorite scene occurs in a bathtub with the line "That feels so good it hurts," hell yeah. Just like watching this movie.

There is some truly decent gore scenes and this one, plus it can double as low quality porn, something I feel horror should do anyway. But this is a good one and a great revenge flick and could almost be argued as a masterpiece, but definately a classic.

8/10

Both reviled and embraced, this flick is one of a kind. I'd have to count it as one of the most disturbing movies ever made, the rape scenes aren't just graphic, they're unbelievably long and painful to watch. Although it wasn't the rapes that pulled me in, it was Jennifer crawling. After she's raped, she's trying to crawl away, crying, muddy and bloody, she's absolutely pitiful and at that moment I began to feel her horror.

The scene was placed perfectly, because that's just the first rape scene, there was two more Jennifer and I had to endure, each more brutal than the last.

One of the things that give the movie such a disturbing power is the lack of a score. We don't hear anything but grunting, crying and screaming. We're spared nothing, just like the main character.

There are lots of rape/revenge movies, both horror and otherwise. None of them reach the power and magnificent ugliness of this one. It's truly an ordeal.

Having watched this movie a bunch of times I decided to watch it this time with the Joe Bob Briggs commentary on. I'm so glad I did. JBB is funny, we all know that, but he also knows his stuff. For instance, the town of Kent, Connecticut where they filmed this movie was also where they filmed Friday the 13th part 2. Not the best town to visit.

When this movie came out it was vilified by many critics as over the top violent and disturbing with no redeeming qualities. Also that it’s very much against women and pro-male. All I have to say to that is, did the critics watch the same movie I did? I think this movie is very pro women and Joe Bob agrees with me. Or I should say I agree with him. His arguments during the movie for the horror fan end of the spectrum are very convincing and intelligent, not that I needed convincing.

This is a good movie. Camille Keaton is awesome in her role as both victim and vigilante. The complete lack of score is brilliant in really bringing the grittiness of the whole thing to the front. The writer/director wrote this movie after seeing a woman right after she was brutally gang raped. His first hand knowledge really shows here. My only complaint is the length of unnecessary scenes, such as showing someone walking across a field taking minutes instead of seconds.

8 out of 10 women in a boat with a raised axe looking super badass.