​Lemon Tree Passage (2014) is an Australian horror film directed by David Campbell, inspired by a local urban legend. The story follows three American backpackers—Maya (Jessica Tovey), Amelia (Pippa Black), and Toby (Tim Pocock)—who, while traveling in Australia, meet locals Geordie (Tim Phillipps) and Oscar (Andrew Ryan). The group learns about the legend of Lemon Tree Passage Road, where the ghost of a motorcyclist is said to appear to speeding drivers. Intrigued, they decide to investigate, leading to a series of unsettling and dangerous events.

The film has received mixed reviews. Some viewers appreciated its atmospheric setting and the incorporation of local folklore, while others criticized its plot coherence and character development. For instance, a review from The Movie Waffler noted that “the characters are stale and the acting is wooden, with the exception of Jessica Tovey, who makes the film somewhat bearable.” Another review from Love Horror mentioned that the film’s plot felt “messy” and “difficult to follow.”

Lemon Tree Passage offers a blend of traditional ghost story elements with psychological horror, set against the backdrop of an Australian urban legend. While it may not resonate with all audiences, it provides an intriguing exploration of local myths and the consequences of delving into the unknown.​