This movie is definitely worth watching but I'm not sure why other reviewers describe this as "unrelenting brutal violence", the worst part of this movie is the fact of who the actions are being done to. Violence is very minimal and nothing is shown besides some blood smeared on a few people and a bag being put over his head, yet he is killed before giving the bag any purpose. Cool movie to watch, good music and visually appealing scenery. But let's not pretend this is some kind of brutal violent horror film, the horror comes from the subject matter, not the visual display of unrelenting gore.

Based on a true story...Other reviews have stated this was gratuitously violent and that bothered other reviewers. It was gratuitous, but it wasn't the violence that bothered me, this film just comes across as a cynical cash-in of a tragic story.OK, it gets one star for nice cinematography and that is the only redeeming feature. Other than that, dreadful D-list acting and a very clumsy script - everyone but the camera crew are probably asking "want fries with that" at the moment.I work with Autism, it's a complex disability, no two autistic people are alike, just like you and I - but they do act "autistic" unlike the main character, who really puts on a shocking and kinda sickening attempt at "acting" (no, just the burger thanks).It's a shame, this could have been a moving and insightful film - there is a nice visual aesthetic, but everything else is completely broken.

Based on a true story we pretty much know the ending from the opening plot spoiler teaser. Danny Evans (Richard Pawulski) is a likable autistic man who is going camping on his own. Meanwhile Nicholas (Danny Miller) a high testosterone individual, has been booted out by his girlfriend Lisa. He visits Julia (Natalie Martins) a hot looking friend who wants Nicholas, who doesn't want her. Julia informs Nicholas his virgin Lisa was no angel and had sex with Danny before him. Nicholas goes into a rage and wants to meet Danny, Julia succumbs. Danny enlists the help of Calvin (Reece Douglas) informing him that Danny is a "peed-o-phile" and needs to be punished vigilante style.From the opening spoiler clip, we know where this leads.This is your basic blood and torture film done slowly and only one guy and no women get their tops ripped off. Odd how real life is that way. Difficult to watch at times with some cringe worthy scenes, even though it doesn't actually show the penetration, just the swinging and results.Guide: F-word. No sex. Near male nudity.

the fact that this movie is based on a true story and see what these people did to an autistic boy--and sit there type a review saying you love it..there is some movies for entertainment and some that's not--this is one of them..would you want this to happen to you and let a movie be made about it and people say dude I loved it it was freaking awesome --what they did to you was sweet--get real..this is hard to watch for the fact its based on true story and I imagine its pretty detailed in what happened was accurate-- spoiler spoiler--it takes one girl to make a comment and the guy wants make him pay for it--the rumor isn't the point of the movie besides the fact its about another girl and the autistic boy--in the end--no justice is served for the guy-- they should been put in woods with a bunch of rapists and murderers and dealt with--people say that's wrong and barbaric--but what they did to him and get to sit in a prison cell for few yrs or for life isn't justice they are alive and he isn't--