American Hunt

While this movie is clearly very, very low budget, I didn't necessarily find that to be an issue in terms of storytelling. I do blame the marketing team for dubbing it "the most controversial horror release of 2019," because it's definitely not that. It's more of what you see is what you get. It's a quick, easy watch with good twists and turns. Suspense level is great, and actors do a great job with what they're given.

I watched this gentle and acceptable crap only because I had nothing else to do. You should feel pity for me. I nearly ashamed to kill time this way. But I must admit that I took some pleasure seeing this garbage. I don't know exactly why, because it is really lame, lousy. But the countryside settings have always pleased me for this kind of horror film. And I have seen hundreds of them already. And from time to time, it's very resting for the brain to use this kind of material. From time to time, I insist. I also repeat, there were batches and batches of those films and it is not finished yet.

There must be someone somewhere who gave their millennial kid some money to make a low budget, horribly written, horribly acted spin off on the most dangerous game.

In a world where electric fences spark when wooden sticks are touched to them are the absolute least of the unbelievability. I found myself asking... Is this what the tide pod eating, condom snorting generation has come up with as actual cinema? Was this a class project?

If you want to laugh at bad acting, plots, and a complete lack of knowledge on a topic, give it a try

This movie is full of your typically dumb female characters. Characters that would rather die then defend themselves. Not an ounce of self preservation in them. The movies not bad, just get tire of these weak girls, who only find courage in the last 10 minutes of the film.

Unbelievable the noise those people made while trying to escape from the killers. Could have been better.