Tunnel

The location, the colors of autumnthe crumbs from familiar stories are the good points of this film about a photographer, a tunnel, bizarre sound and conventional end.

Some tension, nice cinematography, few good scenes and no story, only a decent pretext like a sort of game with two pieces.

Lost, the photographer makes the expected mistake.

Without reasonable result. But, sure, a reasonable try , beautiful atmosphere ( real motif to see it ) and fine portrait of limit situation.

Some thrill, not exactly a real horror but just acceptable , the nature representing the basic catch for audience.

Good editing, pace and rythm. I liked the location and the feeling it gave me with all those falling leaves and changing mood and atmosphere. Not the best actors work, but I didn't expect much anyway.

Everything went well until the ending happened. It was unoriginal and plain dumb as if the writers (and they say that two heads are better than one) had no idea how they wanted to finish, haven't thought through past the initial premise and stepped right on the Blair Witch Project territory, which had very arguable conclusion itself. So the ending spoiled the whole thing for me. And that's very sad.