''Barricade'' is a 2007 horror– splatter feature film directed by

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, written by Timo Rose and

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, and starring American actors

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and

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and Germany's André Reissig, Thomas Kercmar, Manoush, and Andreas Pape.

Plot

The film follows three friends, Nina (Brown), Michael (Zaso) and David (Reissig), as they travel to the

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. While there, the trio are attacked by a family of deformed mountain people who murder and cannibalize anyone who ventures into their secluded territory.

Cast

Production

''Barricade'' was shot in Germany in 2006.

Reception

Andrew Rose of HorrorSociety wrote that the story has been done many times before but never as violently, which makes it preferable to ''

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'' and '' Wrong Turn''.

References

External links

* * 2007 direct-to-video films Camcorder films 2007 horror films English-language German films German horror films German splatter films Films about cannibalism 2007 films German slasher films 2000s German films {{2000s-horror-film-stub