Sightseers

Tina, who has long lived quietly with her protective and overbearing mother, sets off on a week-long caravan trip through northern England with her new boyfriend Chris, who wants to introduce her to his world. The holiday quickly turns sour as the couple clash with the tourists, teenagers and campsite rules they encounter along the way, and Chris proves far less able to let such irritations pass than he first appears.

Sightseers is a British comedy-crime-horror-romance directed by Ben Wheatley, following his first two features, Down Terrace and Kill List, and preceding The ABCs of Death. Alice Lowe and Steve Oram wrote the screenplay with Amy Jump and star as Tina and Chris, with Eileen Davies, Roger Michael, Tony Way and Seamus O'Neill in supporting roles.

Released at the end of November 2012, the film took in about two million dollars worldwide, a modest return for a low-budget British production. On IMDb it holds 6.5 out of 10 from roughly 31,000 votes, while on TMDB it averages 6.3 from a much smaller pool of under 600 voters. A critics' rating of 7.4 from 106 reviews places it noticeably above those audience scores, suggesting reviewers responded more warmly to the film than general viewers did.