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I disagree.
The apprehensive mood that developed during the meeting of the victims and their abductor - particularly between the two lead males - was subtle but very sinister (not least down to some terrific cinematography and acting), the terrorising and torture of the two girls were some of the most nasty episodes in horror film history, the unexpected developments during the pursuit scenes were brutal, jarring and went against the grain of typical Hollywood horror so insistent on providing revenge and retribution.
This is not a Freddy movie (although the scene in the car was a real bogeyman moment) - it is raw exploitation, capable of generating terror like The Texas Chain Saw Massacre and The Hills Have Eyes. It isn't a 'boo! look behind you' picture, the kind which might provide more 'scares' to younger audiences.
Stick to American made movies?
Q: Explain why.
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