Why?

It's a bad movie.

Even if we consider that it is an indie, low budget movie, that is not enough to justify the bad quality of the story or the terrible (terrible, terrible) acting. I can forgive the bad effects, but that's it.

Also, it's not scary at all. It's predictable, boring... not even in a funny way.

The only good comments must be from someone related to the actors or director or such.

It's good that it's short... so you didn't waste a lot of time in it.

Comes off as something of a mindless slasher because it is both; mindless and a slasher film.

Plot is a straight line point a to point b...never deviating from its " scarred up guy in green jacket" killing for some odd reason. Doesn't rely on jump scares as much as it suffers from terribly mundane story with Jason/Michael-esque kills. Zero story. Terrible acting. Looks like it was made as a film school project funded by a failed Kickstarter. Hard pass.

For a film with at least some of the cast you might actually of heard of this is a very forgettable flick writing this review 10 minutes after watching it and can't remember a single characters name! Nowhere near a 10 rating but watchable on a free stream!

What is Lance Henriksen doing these days taking bit parts in ordure like this?

Every movie he seems to star in is of the utterly worst quality and it is not as if he is not still a great actor but the other reviewers are entirely correct, I should have paid attention.

Acting is not that bad but it is a realllllllyyyyyy boring stalk and slash with no story whatsoever or even a single interesting kill!

Very poor 2 hatchets on my horror scale!

Why did the guy started murdering people in that town some time ago? Why stopped? Why started again? Why now? And, finally, why, after all the spree kills, he started this dumb hide-and-seek game with the protagonist (portrayed by a so-so Allison McAtee) and wasted more than a day exclusively on her? Too many unanswered questions, too many wasted cameos (I'm really disappointed in Emma Bell, she can do much better), too wague script, too amateur execution. The most watchable part is a tent double-kill featuring a young couple that exists, like the most of the characters, only to die. "Why?" will not satisfy neither genre fans nor any other person looking for something not totally insufferable to watch.