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(1 - 4) of 4 Page   1   "If Geoffrey Hall's cinematography is eerily beautiful, capturing the isolation and subdued menace of the Tasmanian hinterlands, then there is little else in Dying Breed that, to quote protagonist Nina, "nobody's ever seen before"."   Eye for Film   Anton Bitel 7/10 "Aussie mayhem with cannibalistic inbred idiots and upper middle class whitebread victims fails to set this film apart. But great fun nonetheless."   Monsters and Critics   Ron Wilkinson 3.5/5 "If you're looking for a horror flick that wants to give you a 'you are there -- and it's freaking miserable' vibe, this one should fit the bill quite nicely."   Cinematical   Scott Weinberg "The setting is the island of Tasmania rather than the Australian outback, but after WOLF CREEK and STORM WARNING, any city folk stupid enough to wander this far off the track deserve whatever they get - and boy, do they get it."   Cinefantastique   Steve Biodrowski  (1 - 4) of 4 Page   1