Uninhabited (2010)

In the quiet allure of the Great Barrier Reef, young lovers Harry and Beth yearn for a unique holiday, a thrill away from the ordinary. They charter a boat, captained by a seasoned sailor named Jackson, to an untouched coral island, a gem amidst the six hundred that dot the Northeast coast of Australia. Framed by a vibrant reef, blanketed with palms, and teeming with wildlife, the island is an idyllic paradise, seemingly deserted and waiting to be explored. The lovers, intoxicated by the beauty of their secluded haven and the freedom it offers, spend their days snorkeling, sharing intimate moments, and immersing themselves in the island's rich natural splendor. However, as the sun sets and the moon paints the island with silhouettes, a sense of unease begins to creep in. Items begin to disappear from their campsite, and unfamiliar footprints appear in the fine sand, eroding their sense of solitude. Initially, they dismiss it as a possible prank by a wandering child or a fellow camper, but as the incidents escalate, they are forced to confront the unsettling truth — they are not alone. Their paradise begins to crumble as they delve into the island's dark past, unearthing the horrific tale of a woman named Coral. A century ago, Coral met a tragic end on this very island, a victim of a brutal crime that has left her spirit tethered to the island in a vengeful rage. This ethereal inhabitant, fueled by an intense hatred for men, transforms their dream holiday into a waking nightmare, a test of trust and survival. What began as a quest for an extraordinary holiday soon spirals into a chilling encounter with the supernatural, inspired by bone-chilling true events.

Uninhabited is a horror movie featuring Geraldine Hakewill and directed by Bill Bennett.

It is possible to buy Uninhabited on Amazon Video.