Marc Stevens (Laurent Lucas) is a young Cabaret singer, traveling to a Christmas gig.  While driving through a sludgy, swampy, cold, rainy road in a remote part of Belgium, Marc has a sudden scare.  Mysteriously, after this incident his van then breaks down, leaving him stranded.

     In the middle of nowhere, he notices a sign for a local Inn.  While reading the sign he is startled by a troubled looking young man named Boris, who has been roaming the woods and swamps, in search of his lost dog Bella.  Though being a weirdo, Boris is nice enough to show Marc to the Inn.

     Mr. Bartel, the owner of the Inn, Is quite taken by the young man and offers him a place to sleep for the night and take a look at his van, as he says he is quite the mechanic.

     After finding his van broken into and a few articles from the inside missing, Marc decides to inspect Bartels’ room, only to find the missing stuff.  As marc begins to question Bartel, a strange occurrence begins.  Bartel believes Marc to be his long lost wife!  To mistake a young, not so handsome man for a woman, is beyond me.  I mean, either the woman was brutally ugly and had a penis, or this man is completely insane.

     At this point, Marcs’ horrible ordeal begins.  Being a film that needs to be seen to be believed, I will continue and attempt not to give too much of the film away!

     Enduring great torture in comparison to Misery and a dinner scene straight out of Texas Chainsaw Massacre (The screaming and extreme close-ups on the eyes, made this scene really stand out), Marc at this point seems to be completely screwed.

     Moving forward, to a sudden attack on the house (Inn) by a group of backwoods, pig fucking, Belgian rednecks.  This scene, being a huge reminder of the attack on the Sumner household, in Straw Dogs!  Guns a’ blazin in true Peckinpah style.  This attack leads us to the next comparison, which would be Deliverance.  This scene gives a whole new meaning to the term “Squeal like a pig!”