In the harsh, yet beautiful Australian outback lives a beast, an animal of staggering size, with a ruthless, driving need for blood and destruction. It cares for none, defends its territory with brutal force, and kills with a raw, animalistic savagery unlike any have seen before.
Shaun China Debbie Rivers Phil Hunt Paul O'Kane Christopher Baskerville Marc Maskell Dawn China Joanne Dunn Compton Ross Chris Sun Kristijana Maric Morris Ruskin Craig A. Kocinski Paul Hilton Veronica Fury Caroline Russo Jack Sun
血豬, Vérkan, 보어 살인 멧돼지, Кабан, Dzik, Глиган, Το Αγριογούρουνο, Fera Selvagem, 野猪, Ác Thú
Australia
Monster Fest
AustraliaMA15+
Vietnam
Ireland18
UK18
Poland12
Austria16
UK18
Germany18
Australia
Austria
Germany
Ireland
Poland
UK
Vietnam
"Fuck the Police" - n.w.a. (nif)
I love when films make the brave choice to kill off most of their interesting characters before the finale... I don't actually like that at all I just lied to you and I apologize.
This documentary about the people of Australia is both frightening, and enlightening.As you all know, Australia is 40% horny elderly men, 30% sexy young women. 5% magic aboriginal people, and 25% this one family. In this family a giant boar attacks the entire country of Australia with it's CGI fierceness and stuff that is mostly just okay happens.
The third act of this film is fairly entertaining. I don't regret watching this movie at all I just don't think it was that great.
Dinge, dich ich lieber von und mit Schweinen habe
-„Prinzessin Mononoke“
-Schweinbraten
-„Chihiros Reise ins Zauberland“
-Bacon
-„Razorback“
-Koteletts
-„Das Schweinchen namens Babe“
-Ministeakes
-wie so gut wie jeder Film in meinem Schweinchen-Ranking bis auf „Rennschwein Rudi Russel“
Fazit: schlechte Story, noch schlechtere Darsteller, eine überaus schlechte Inszenierung und CGI-Effekte die in Schlechtheit alles übertreffen. Schade um die ein, zwei Szenen in der das Wildschwein ausnahmsweise einmal nicht einfach wie ein Wackeldackel abhängt, aus einem überaus großen Maul besteht wie … ja, das wars eigentlich schon.
Bleibt die Erkenntnis: Alles für das Schweinchen-Ranking - boxd.it/dFVTi
Pretty decent low budge killer boar jam from the director of the Humongus/Madman-esque slasher Charlie’s Farm (which I liked) gives you exactly what you’d want... a giant sticky diseased boar ripping people apart. There’s a bit of cgi but also some pretty solid practical effects as well, but the real crown jewel for me is the predator POV pig vision!
Boar has its heart in the right place… it’s Late night killer creature fun and I’ve seen way worse.
I'd been looking forward to seeing this Aussie-made creature feature since I first heard about it about a year ago, and although it's quite an enjoyable romp it pales in comparison to the earlier (and far superior) Aussie wild boar film Razorback.
Boar certainly has it's moments and it's always fun to see such a raft of familiar Aussie faces on screen, including John Jarrett, Simone Buchanan, Melissa Tkautz, Ernie Dingo, Roger Ward and Hugh Sheridan being a complete dick. Unfortunately, it lacks subtlety, there are plot holes aplenty and the wild boar itself (a combination of practical effects and dodgy CGI) is a touch underwhelming - It sometimes reminded me of a bloody Star Wars Bantha or a gory…
i need more giant killer animal movies NOW
Daily Horror Scavenger Hunt 10 – April 2019 Day 7. A movie with a killer pig or boar....one that features pigs eating people is ok too.
It jumps around a bit too much, presumably due to limited shoot times with certain "big name" actors, but they used a big old practical Boar and that pig is really gross with tumours and slime and poop and puss all over it (and of course gore!!). The attacks are bloody and Nathan Jones needs to be in a slasher right away...or maybe a comedy cause he's really funny. Though I was a little let down by the Nathan Jones Vs. Big Boar battle...and the lame wuss out ending.
Me Before Movie: I hope this boar isn’t some CGI glob running around the Australian outback.
Me During Movie: 🤩🤩🤩
Make no mistake, there are some egregious CGI scenes from the titular boar in this film that belong in a Sharknado sequel. But the animatronic boar head they use for a majority of the film is damn good and reminds me of the heyday of animal attack films from the 90s. Couple that with some effective gore special effects and this one hits marks for that entertainment factor. This boar MESSES people up!
The film is light on plot but coming in at just over 90 minutes, this is an efficient watch for the type of genre film it is. If you want more boar action, check out Razorback (1984) as well.
Boar is exactly what u think it is. A huge Boar munching on Australians on the countryside. None of the characters really matter here as they're all just Pig food in the end. John Jarrett stars as his usual beer guzzling self in yet another Ozploitation flick from down under. Bill Moseley plays a good guy for once and also has the most memorable death scene of the film imho. Nathan Jones in a one on one fight with the giant boar was intense but silly as hell. The boar looked great btw. Very practical and menacing. Not a top notch creature feature but still fun.
6.5 out of 10
Ich werde mal gleich am Beginn darauf eingehen, was ich mochte und was mir Spaß gemacht hat, nämlich das Schwein! Die Sau sieht wirklich toll aus und Obelix hätte seine Freude damit gehabt!! Noch dazu dürfen sich 99% Schwein im Film das Gütesiegel "handgemacht" auf die Schwarte drücken, denn nur lediglich 1 % Schweinefleisch kommt aus dem Rechner.
Die Geschichte führt uns ins australische Outback, wo plötzlich ein gigantisches Wildschwein auftaucht und Menschen tötet. Warum es so riesig ist, woher es kommt und warum es Menschenfleisch liebt, wird nicht erklärt.
"Boar" ist ansonst ziemlich vorhersehbar. Der Film enthält alle Klischees, die man sich nur vorstellen kann. Situationen, Dialoge, Charaktere, alles nichts Neues unter der Sonne und man hat das so…
This is the second film from Aussie filmmaker Chris Sun that I have watched. I enjoyed Charlie’s Farm (2014) more than I expected.
Several things drew me to this. It's been awhile since I watched an Aussie Croc or boar film. John Jarratt (legend) has never disappointed me. Getting to see Roger Ward in an Ozploitation once again. Bill Moseley playing the normal guy. Nathan Jones just being a massive bastard. Chris Haywood from Razorback (1984) also appears.
Oh my, after Jarratt and Ward have come upon the bodies, was all the dialogue ad-lib or what? I can imagine it now “You guys are legends, just act it out whatever you think is best”. It looks like Sun was hero…
I'm cooking MC's like a pound of bacon.......Ice Ice Baby
Never in my puff did I think that song would be so fitting when a huge boar comes up against a genormous man. Oh Bernie I could watch you all day.
The Boar is big scabby and ugly. He likes to bite heads off, rag doll you (great move), and he's so big he can scoop you up and chew on the run. Nice thundering gallop there ya mongrel.
Creature feature is my absolute love, and I've been looking forward to Boar for quite some time. Heck I bought the signed poster ages ago. I've been a tad worried I'd not like the movie and I'd be looking at the…
Unfortunately, BOAR is a bit of a bore, it has potential and some interesting names in its genre-friendly cast but it does not deliver for the most part.
It sticks to its rigid formulas and lazy writing and while it brings about the odd smile, it is never consistent at the same level other similar films are (BLACK SHEEP). The CGI is more miss than hit and the titular character is never more than an initial intrigue.
It falls short of being a complete waste of time by bringing in the likes of John Jarrett and Bill Moseley whose names will always appeal to at least me, there are some okay kills and it never feels overly long, it is just okay at best.
