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The Locals

A 2003 New Zealand horror film with negative reviews.

The Locals

The Locals is a 2003 New Zealand horror film directed by Greg Page and starring Kate Elliott. The film follows two friends, Grant and Paul, who take a shortcut while traveling for a weekend of surfing and encounter two women, leading them into danger. It received negative reviews and earned a modest sum at the box office.

Quick Facts

Director
[https: · www.nzfilm.co.nz/talents/greg-page Greg Page]
Producer
Steve Sachs
Starring
Kate Elliott / Dwayne Cameron / Paul Glover / John Barker / Aidee Walker
Music
Victoria Kelly
Cinematography
Bret Nichols
Studio
Locals Films/Essential Films
Distributor
New Zealand Film Commission
Released
2003
Runtime
88 min
Country
New Zealand
Language
English

Facts from the source article.

Lore & Background

The Locals was directed by Greg Page and features a cast including Kate Elliott as Kelly, Dwayne Cameron as Paul, Paul Glover as Martin, John Barker as Grant, and Aidee Walker as Lisa. The plot centers on two best friends, Grant and Paul, who hit the road for a weekend of surfing, booze, and girls. As night falls, they take a shortcut and meet Lisa and Kelly, who invite them to a party, leading to a game of cat and mouse that takes them into the heartland of evil.

Reader's Guide

The Locals is a 2003 New Zealand horror film directed by Greg Page. It is notable for its modest box-office performance following negative reviews. The soundtrack was compiled by Page and released on Festival Mushroom Records, featuring tracks from eight bands for whom Page had directed music videos, as well as three Hamilton bands that inspired him while writing the film. The film's cast includes Kate Elliott, Dwayne Cameron, Paul Glover, John Barker, and Aidee Walker. Its legacy is limited, primarily remembered as a minor entry in New Zealand horror cinema.

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