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Terrible acting. Terrible scenes. Terrible story.

At about 23-24 minutes, the group is walking through a forest. One kid is making a video on his phone or something, and spins the camera around, which fully shows the entire film crew. Boom mic, dolly camera, director and all. Garbage. Never seen a movie be so dumb that it can't even edit out a 10 second scene showing the film crew. They already (OBVIOUSLY) are on camera, so the dolly can in the scene would have made a better shot.

Garbage acting, directing and screenplay.

No redeeming features at all.

This movie is awful from start to finish a part the title brings absolutely nothing to the horror genre, bad acting and worst super annoying characters....shot very amateur, too....

Before the fake reviews hit i am telling you avoid this turd at all cost.

Made this movie. It looks like it may have been a school project and morphed out. What I don't understand is how a school would consent to a movie with kids doing in other kids under the circumstances.

There wasn't anything I particularly liked about this movie, the music was ok. I will say that in the arena of one stars, this is not the worst movie i have seen, but it was bad.

I can only not imagine what kind of tripe the kids in charge of the movie will be making when thy hit adulthood.

Spending three million dollars on it, U would think they would have done some serious auditioning instead of putting in their buddies and heart crushes into the acting roles.

The fact that I had never even heard about this 2017 horror movie titled "Black Creek", when I stumbled upon it here in 2025, hardly mattered given my love of all things horror. So of course I had to check out what writer and director James Crow had to offer.

The storyline in the movie was pretty straightforward, although somewhat on the bland side. So writer James Crow didn't exactly bring the big guns out here. But hey, if you're a lifelong horror fan, then at least there is some comfort and familiarity in the script.

I was not familiar with a single actor or actress on the cast list, which is actually something that I enjoy when I watch a movie. And I will say that the acting performances in "Black Creek" were adequate.

This was not a movie that made use of a lot of special effects.

Ultimately, "Black Creek" is a watchable movie, sure, but hardly a memorable or outstanding horror experience.

My rating of writer and director James Crow's 2017 movie "Black Creek" lands on a three out of ten stars.