gand7

Even as a fan of the games, I find this to be pretty good. A lot of hate from the gaming community, but at this point, if you expect a gaming movie/series to be perfectly Canon (or even remotely canon) you've only got yourself to blame.

I simply try to watch it as a sci-fi fan. As though it's an amalgam of "Battlestar", "Halo", "Mass Effect" and "Star Wars". It works for me. I enjoy it.

One thing I hate? Kwan. Sorry, but lose the whiny, little brat. She is the worst. I zone out every time she's on screen. I'm sure she's a fine actress, but her character is redundant garbage. Also, as shallow as this is, I cannot STAND her stupid, ugly mullet. It's the worst hair style ever to have existed. Please get rid of her.

What can I say at this point? I'm writing this review as I watch the last ten minutes of this abysmal dreck because if I haven't got something to focus on at this point, I'm gonna have to switch it off in frustration at having lost two hours of existence.

This "horror" movie is utterly tedious. First half is some of the most boring found footage I've ever watched. Second half is an absolute indictment of the film industry for giving every person with a video camera and an "artistic vision" money to make material that will steal away people's precious lives.

We're following some hippie/yuppie/artsy people to film a music video in the desert. Some noises happen, blood happens and... that's it. Might have a little more context if the guy didn't have the single worst torch/flashlight ever made, but where would the stupidity be in that?

Acting, cinematography are about standard. Sound' s good, script is massively drawn out and could barely work for a fifteen minute short.

Gets 2 stars only because one part in Los Angeles actually grabbed my attention again for a sec9nd and made me think: "Here we go!" Yeah, nah. Never did. Avoid. Wish I'd read the reviews first.

Guess I'm just a slow-burn, atmospheric horror/drama type of guy (possibly seeing a little bit of myself in the brothers), but this resonated with me. I was never not enjoying it.

Two brothers, who couldn't be further apart as individuals, the older being the outdoorsy, hunting, flannel-wearing family man, the younger being the Porsche-driving, happy-go-lucky city dweller who can't stand hunting, have planned a trip up the mountain together following their father's death. One wants to go hunting, the other camping. Needless to say, they don't make for a very solid team, that is, until something shows up that isn't a deer.

Won't say anything else, but the cameras are great, the production values are excellent and the score is beautiful. Not entirely a horror, not entirely a drama, it's somewhere in between and I loved every second of it.