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Jackals

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In an exciting story, we begin to recount the events of that story about a family that lived in the 1980s, who rented a person to restore her teenage son from a strange cult. In the end, the family is surrounded by a group of chefs through their cabin, demanding the boy again.
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Aisle Seat
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August 30, 2017

Jackals is little more than just a series of violent, familiar events strung together.
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Tribune News Service
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August 30, 2017

Even if Jackals had been a direct-to-video release, it would have fallen into the category of "rent something else."
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ComingSoon.net
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August 22, 2017

Saw VI director Kevin Greutert's lean, mean and rough horror movie Jackals is a dirty little gem.
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Hollywood Reporter
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August 31, 2017

Its run-of-the-mill standoff may appease some hardcore horror buffs, but it offers nothing to the rest of us and will likely be forgotten before the blood on the ground dries.
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SciFiNow
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August 29, 2017

for the most part Jackals is best regarded as a genre amusement ride, always well crafted if never distinguished enough to achieve genuine cult status.
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Los Angeles Times
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August 31, 2017

The movie does what it sets out to do: stranding the viewer in a dark place, surrounded by remorseless predators. It's an old recipe that can still please a crowd.
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Slant Magazine
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August 27, 2017

Though far more elegant in execution than most Rob Zombie-imitating films, Jackals smugly wears its violent tediousness as a badge of honor.
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