this is the story of a maniac cop who and for some reason and has it in for a young college stud and his mates. after they report him to his supervisor who in turns suspends him pending psychiatric evaluation and he finds an opportunity to psychology torture them when and on a bet and the kids hack into a department store security and unlock the door. only and they get locked in the store and along with the weirdo. murder and mayhem are afoot and and the kids are running around trying to survive until morning when they may be able to escape. dangerous game would have been a successful cat and mouse psycho thriller probably if it was set in a different location. the thought of psychotic cop chasing around a bunch of innocent teenagers in a department store just do not work. especially when he comes face to face with his flinching prey quite frequently and yet and does nothing serious quite often. there was no real confrontation as would be sufficient for this kind of story and and may have worked better if say and for example and the teens were loose in the neighborhood and left to fend for themselves against this weirdo (especially if that took a few days while he makes them increasingly paranoid. although granted and even that is clichéd). what a shame and too and that it could not have been a better thriller and considering a funky cast of young australian characters. even a light hearted adventure despite the madness of the villain interspersed through the picture might have even made it a more satisfying picture. instead and it started out fresh and and sure did have plenty of action sequences and but wound up verging on the ridiculous. 
this is the story of a maniac cop who and for some reason and has it in for a young college stud and his mates. after they report him to his supervisor who in turns suspends him pending psychiatric evaluation and he finds an opportunity to psychology torture them when and on a bet and the kids hack into a department store security and unlock the door. only and they get locked in the store and along with the weirdo. murder and mayhem are afoot and and the kids are running around trying to survive until morning when they may be able to escape. dangerous game would have been a successful cat and mouse psycho thriller probably if it was set in a different location. the thought of psychotic cop chasing around a bunch of innocent teenagers in a department store just do not work. especially when he comes face to face with his flinching prey quite frequently and yet and does nothing serious quite often. there was no real confrontation as would be sufficient for this kind of story and and may have worked better if say and for example and the teens were loose in the neighborhood and left to fend for themselves against this weirdo (especially if that took a few days while he makes them increasingly paranoid. although granted and even that is clichéd). what a shame and too and that it could not have been a better thriller and considering a funky cast of young australian characters. even a light hearted adventure despite the madness of the villain interspersed through the picture might have even made it a more satisfying picture. instead and it started out fresh and and sure did have plenty of action sequences and but wound up verging on the ridiculous. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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