all men who visit the island. Beth is wrapped up in the story that Harry initially believes to be a hoax, and Beth admits she would do the same as Coral if she was the victim. Realizing they're in grave danger, the next day they plan to create a bonfire in the hopes a rescue team finds them. However, a ringing phone brings Harry alone to the shack and he encounters Coral, who kills him with a knife and hangs his naked body in a tree above her grave. As night falls, Beth finds his hanging corpse dripping blood onto the grave and faints. The next morning, Beth recovers to find all trace of Harry's body gone—but one of the graves near the campsite has been filled in. While lighting the bonfire, she sees Coral standing on the reef. She runs in the water towards her, only to step on a stone fish, sending the painful venom running through her legs, as she manages to return to shore before succumbing to the venom. On the tenth day, Jackson comes back to pick up the couple he dropped off, but no one is seen. He goes to enter the shack finding the journal resting on a chair. A menacing Beth confronts and presumably kills him. One of the final scenes show Beth's grave next to Coral's, appearing as if they joined forces. Cast Geraldine Hakewill as Beth Henry James as Harry Tasia Zalar as Coral Bob Baines as Jackson Billy Milionis as Spiro Terry Siourounis as Elias Location Uninhabited was filmed on location on Masthead Island, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia. Most of the music was performed by the band The Truth Is. Reception Kwenton Bellette of Twitch Film wrote, "Uninhabited was oftentimes boring, offered no real scares, the only mouth open scenes were yawn inducing, and no satisfying conclusion." Corey Danna of HorrorNews.Net wrote, "[Bennett's] talent shines through when showing off the island, but the story is just not that interesting or original." References External links 2010 films 2010 horror films Australian supernatural horror films 2010s ghost films 2010s supernatural horror films Films directed by Bill Bennett Films set on uninhabited islands Australian ghost films Films set in Queensland Films shot in Queensland 2010s English-language films