Killing Ground is an Australian survival thriller that begins with a young couple, Ian and Sam, embarking on a camping trip to a remote and serene area. Seeking to escape their hectic city lives, they arrive at an isolated campsite, only to find an abandoned tent nearby. Despite feeling uneasy, they decide to stay, unaware of the sinister events that have transpired in the area.
The narrative unfolds through interwoven timelines, revealing the grim fate of the family that had camped there before Ian and Sam. The family was brutally attacked by two violent men, Chook and German, who now lurk in the surrounding wilderness. This parallel storytelling builds tension as the past events mirror the growing danger faced by the new arrivals.
Ian and Sam’s idyllic getaway turns into a nightmare as they encounter the two menacing strangers. The couple’s survival instincts are tested as they are pursued through the unforgiving terrain. With limited resources and the vast wilderness offering little refuge, Ian and Sam must rely on courage and determination to outwit their relentless attackers.
Killing Ground concludes on a chilling note, emphasizing the fragility of human life and the horrors of random violence. The film delivers an intense and unrelenting experience, blending psychological dread with visceral terror. Its harrowing portrayal of survival challenges the characters and audience alike, leaving a lasting impression of unease and vulnerability.