All the ingedients are there for a nice action-thriller-horror flick: a good premise that you can relate to (who didn't once in a while react inpatiently at a slow driver in traffic when you're in a hurry!), a solid screenplay and fine acting. The frantic car chasing through the streets of a tranquil suburb is well done and absolutely nerve racking, and the fury, exasperation and at last mortal fear of the family father is very convincingly pictured by actor Spitzenberger, who's unsympathetic character you gradually forgive when he's faced with a relentless and vengeful psychopath. My only reservation concerns the editing: between the action scenes there are too many moments where the pace sags in, I think it all could have been even more dynamic with some careful cutting.
Review of Bumperkleef
