Dying Breed

About This Movie

Dying Breed offers a chilling blend of horror and thriller elements, set against the haunting backdrop of the Tasmanian wilderness. Directed by Jody Dwyer, the film weaves together the eerie folklore of Alexander Pearce, a cannibal from the 1800s, with the forlorn legend of the Tasmanian tiger. There’s a palpable sense of dread as four hikers delve into the unknown, driven by their quest for discovery and survival. The pacing holds a slow burn, gradually building tension, which culminates in some genuinely unsettling moments. Practical effects stand out, adding a raw, gritty texture to the horrors they face. Performances feel organic and grounded, enhancing the immersion into this atmospheric narrative that straddles history and myth.

Set in the Tasmanian wilderness, blending folklore and horror.Focus on practical effects adds to the film's raw feel.A slow burn that builds tension effectively over time.