Rogue 2007
"How fast can you swim?"
Greg McLean's heart-pounding thriller *Rogue (2007)* plunges a group of unsuspecting tourists into a nightmare when their outback adventure collides with a monstrous saltwater crocodile.
Director: Greg McLean
Cast
Radha Mitchell
Kate Ryan
Michael Vartan
Pete McKell
Sam Worthington
Neil
Caroline Brazier
Mary Ellen
Stephen Curry
Simon
Celia Ireland
Gwen
John Jarratt
Russell
Heather Mitchell
Elizabeth
Geoff Morrell
Allen
Damien Richardson
Collin
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Rogue (2007) about?
*Rogue (2007)* follows a tour group trapped in the Australian outback by a massive saltwater crocodile. As the tide rises and darkness descends, they must outwit the predator to survive a deadly standoff on a shrinking island.
Who directed Rogue?
*Rogue* was directed by Greg McLean, known for crafting intense survival horror with a raw, immersive style.
Who stars in Rogue?
The film stars Radha Mitchell, Michael Vartan, Sam Worthington, Caroline Brazier, and Stephen Curry in key roles.
Is Rogue (2007) worth watching?
With its relentless tension and visceral action, *Rogue (2007)* delivers a standout survival horror experience. Fans of creature features and edge-of-the-seat thrillers will find it gripping, even if it's not for the faint-hearted.
How long is Rogue?
The runtime for *Rogue* is 99 minutes.
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Rogue (2007): Survival Horror in the Australian Wilderness — Full Movie Info
Greg McLean's heart-pounding thriller *Rogue (2007)* plunges a group of unsuspecting tourists into a nightmare when their outback adventure collides with a monstrous saltwater crocodile. Stranded on a shrinking mud island as the tide rises and night falls, the survivors face a relentless predator in a battle for life that tests their instincts and courage. The film drips with tension as the remote Australian wilderness becomes a deadly arena, blending raw survival horror with edge-of-the-seat suspense.
Radha Mitchell leads a cast that includes Michael Vartan and Sam Worthington, their performances driving the film's claustrophobic dread. With its mix of visceral action and psychological strain, *Rogue (2007)* delivers a gripping exploration of fear and resilience, wrapped in the untamed beauty of nature's unforgiving edge.
