John Noonan of Filmink wrote, "As a debut feature, it's a competently put together piece of work that offers up healthy slabs of scares, but it's often in danger of mistaking heightened emotions for character development." Matt Cameron-Rogers of Beat magazine compared it to classic Ozploitation and wrote, "Ouzas and Kozakis’ film stands as a testament to the skill and ingenuity of the Australian independent film scene."
