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Watch Eden Lake Movie Online Streaming No Downloading. A romantic weekend in the woods turns into a bloody struggle for survival when a vacationing couple finds their campsite surrounded by an aggressive gang of obnoxious adolescents in the feature directorial debut of My Little Eye screenwriter James Watkins. All nursery school teacher Jenny and her boyfriend, Steve, wanted was a quiet weekend alone, and what better setting for such a romantic retreat than a quiet lake surrounded by a vast forest? Just as Steve is preparing to propose to Jenny, however, their blissful moment of peace is rudely interrupted when their campsite is encircled by a gang of particularly unruly teens. After the kids provoke the couple by stealing their belongings and vandalizing their car, the situation turns deadly serious as Steve attempts to confront them and suffers a terrible beating. Now it's up to Jenny to flee from her tormentors under the shroud of darkness and make her way to the nearest town, though what she finds there may well be worse than what's waiting for her back in the woods. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi. If you like this Movie you can watch this movie HERE
Movie Release Date Oct 31, 2008 Wide

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Actors For Eden Lake

Kelly Reilly,Michael Fassbender,Jack O'Connell,Thomas Turgoose,Finn Atkins,James Burrows,Thomas Gill,Jurmayn Hunter,James Gandhi

Genres Eden Lake : Mystery & Suspense,Horror

Visitor Rating & Critics For Eden Lake

User Rating Eden Lake : 3.4
User Percentage For Eden Lake : 65 %
User Count Like for Eden Lake : 35,002
All Critics Rating For Eden Lake : 6.7
All Critics Count For Eden Lake : 23
All Critics Percentage For Eden Lake : 83 %

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An effectively harrowing Brit thriller-cum-horror pic whose yuppie protags' weekend getaway runs violently afoul of the local youth.
Dennis Harvey-Variety

Well acted, well directed, and totally intense, 'Eden Lake' is the best horror film to come out of the UK in years.
Lucius Gore-ESplatter

It's not your typical "wooded horror" movie, but Eden Lake works exceedingly well, and will probably stick in your gut for a little while.
Scott Weinberg-FEARnet

A well acted, smartly directed horror flick that's gory, disturbing, terrifying and topical.
Matthew Turner-ViewLondon

A gruelling, grimly effective British chiller.
Allan Hunter-Screen International

...while Eden Lake is effective, something feels not quite right about cheering for prepubescent kids to get their fatal comeuppance.
Luke Y. Thompson-L.A. Weekly

It is impossible not to admire the way Watkins ratchets up the tension in his debut as director (he wrote My Little Eye) and keeps his tale strictly to 90 minutes.
Derek Malcolm-This is London

Daily Mail scaremongering? Possibly. But formidably well-made, all the same.
Anthony Quinn-Independent

Eden Lake: pursuit, persecution, violent death.
Nigel Andrews-Financial Times

It is not often that The Sneak feels like walking out of a movie. But this exploitative, patronising and nauseatingly violent take on Britain's yob culture had your critic eyeing up the exit.
-Sun Online

It's not long before the claret starts to flow. And it won't be too long before you start eyeing the exit sign.
-Daily Mirror [UK]

It doesn't fight shy of a truly frightening final twist, which makes it not only bleaker but also more truthful than virtually every other movie in this genre, which all too often is over-populated and under-humanised.
Christopher Tookey-Daily Mail [UK]

Frustratingly, there is potential in Watkins' claustrophobic, back-to-nature setting, but, in trying to play 'edgy' with contemporary anxieties, his cooked-to-formula script merely sinks to the level of the gutter press exploiting those fears.
Kevin Harley-Total Film

Dispiriting and unpleasant, a trip to Eden Lake will leave most viewers feeling the need for a hot shower and a tetanus jab.
Elliott Noble-Sky Movies

For all the brutality of the confrontation with knife-weilding, car-nicking local scum - think Stanley knives gouging out tongues - it's never far off ludicrous.
Tim Robey-Daily Telegraph

This looks to me like the best British horror film in years: nasty, scary and tight as a drum.
Peter Bradshaw-Guardian [UK]

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