The Undertow

Year: 2003

Runtime: 79 mins

Language: English

Director: Jeremy Wallace

DramaHorror

Six friends travel to the remote town of Old Mines for a weekend float, but police warn them to leave. Defying the order, they find the mayor has imprisoned a seven‑foot, deformed killer called The Boy, whose purpose is to kill outsiders. When released, The Boy stalks and brutally kills the intruders, leaving the survivors to fight for their lives.

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