Body at Brighton Rock

Depicting the first serious incident on the job of a fresh(wo)man Park Ranger.

It's a useful movie particularly for the urbanites, who would go to a National Park once and then say, "I want to become a park ranger, it's so easy and awesome".

All in all a good movie of a person confronted with their fears, in a realistic way, with some comedic moments, a type of a movie which is sorely lacking these days with overwrought overly serious "paranormal" horror or "crazed killer"-dominated genre.

A welcome breath of fresh forest air.

Within the first 30 seconds you'll know that this is going to be amongst the dumbest cheapest productions ever. You get cartoonish graphics worthy of the cheapest Saturday morning cartoons; terrible background music, and our park ranger sneaking into a morning assignment meeting. She is now off (in spiffy new backpack, shoes, attire w/lots of makeup) to post bear warning signs. Down the remote trail she actually dances while earbud listening to music from her iPhone - duh? hello bear, mountain lion. Finds a dead body & hallucinates whether it's alive or not - made no sense. Lots of FF for this one.

I finish bad books & movies,in hopes they get better. This movie didn't have enough dialogue to begin with,then none,just music. All around bad writing,casting and acting. Not RECOMMENDED.

Kept my attention for most of the film. It could of been a lot worse. The ending was ok. Pretty cool twist but could of been put together a little better.

Bad acting, bad directing. Could have been so much better. The main character does things that a child of 10 wouldn't do. Disobeys everything she's told to do. More like a kids film than a thriller. My advice is steer clear. A b movie at best.