The Shasta Triangle

OMG 5 women and utterly clumsy storry what can I say awoid this I don't wanner go into the core of the 'lack of action 'and subject of the movie

The film opens like we're about to embark on a classic X-Files episode mixed with Stargate SG-1 and it delivers on that tone. Some great moments for lovers of indie SciFi films.

They must have paid the cast and crew a bonus to post glowing reviews on this pile of **** movie,most of the reviewers are one time posters just for this movie which immediately tells you just how bad it is. The acting,whilst not the worst I've seen,is awful,the only convincing thing about it is how these girls fall apart repeatedly in a crisis and resort to being nasty to each other,strong female leads they are not contrary to the fake reviewers suggestions that they are,with friends like these you don't need enemies,the camera work is shoddy and looks like a shaky twelve year old is holding his phone up to film,the story line is pathetic,doesn't hold up and just all over the place until eventually the film just goes..well....nowhere,that's right,it just ends,no real explanations for anything or anyone,it just ends,it was just an awful movie from start to finish and I really struggled to get trough to the end in order to write a real review.

You can be sure that the reviews on here over 5 are fake.

I don't know why idiots do that. It makes the film seem worse through desperation to get the IMDB rating up.

Just accept the fact that this movie is pretty terrible.

The acting is very one dimensional - which is surprising considering that the actors have some experience behind them.

it must be poor directing and story, because the majority of the film (apart from a few seconds) is the five main characters in some kind of angst (expressed in much the same way each time) with far too many cut shots between them (which will probably give you a headache) - and that is it.

100% this film isn't worth your time.

I found the concept of this film to be very interesting, and despite some reviews on vfx, for it being what I assume is a micro budget indie with a sub $250k budget, they're pretty good. The camera work was really beautiful, especially the drone shots which provide an expansive feeling to the forest setting. I'd like to see what could be done with this story on a budget it deserves, and see how the character development could also expand in that arena, as I was hungry to understand the father-daughter dynamic more than the friendships between the primary and secondary characters. I feel that with a longer story and runtime aligned with most features (perhaps 90 minutes), some key plot points could have been further clarified and developed. Overall, I think it was a great microbudget effort and could see this on SyFy.