My quick rating - 0,9/10. Rarely do you see a movie that can screw up every aspect of film making, and to do so in a mere 80 minutes is an accomplishment. I am guessing these fools ran across "Blair Witch Project" and had no idea it had been popular and also copied hundreds of times. They then set out and took everything good about that movie (there isn't much) and threw those aspects out the window, and kept everything terrible about it. But not only keep the bad stuff but overaccentuate it to no end. This movie is constantly screwing around with the cameras green and blue filters to the extent at times you literally cannot see what is going on. The sound is so far off at times I often wondered if they spliced the wrong scenes audio in. And the editing, geez, seriously I have done better with scotch tape and scissors on VHS tapes than a lot of this. Maybe someone who was part of the directing should have been there to watch so the correct scenes were in place. Have I got to the "acting" yet? I am unsure what to blame how horrendous that part is. They may be really stupid people in real life or it is possible that they were supposed to be acting like inept idiots at all times in which case they nailed it. Oh, story? 3 dudes head into the woods for a weekend and end up targets of some game? I think that was it since you get to play detective piecing things together. The editor couldn't be bothered with that. Trying to find positive? NOPE, there literally isn't anything. Suffice it to say, one of the worst examples of #turkey material to come by in a long time and you best steer clear. #jackmeatsflix.
