Capps Crossing

If you grew up watching Friday the 13th, Phantasm, Elm St. and other early John Carpenter films then you have to see "Capps Crossing"! It's a great indie film with a cast that has enough character to make you care when the killer slowly picks them off one at a time. Brian Cory does a thoroughly convincing job of playing a loner psycho as terrorizes a group of campers stuck stranded in the wood for the weekend. Lots of good gore and creative writing!

Capps Crossing really nails the essential fears of camping outdoors. The movie has times when it gets very creepy and suspenseful. The locations are beautiful and the horror elements and gore are done really well. Strong recommendation for fans of the genre !

Crappy dialogue. The most redeeming quality was that the bad guy was at least fairly vicious. Not really that great on the acting part but the story and the ending was......hmmm, well mediocre really.

Look, I'm a B film, independent, low budget, FF movie buff. We all know what we like to find. Those little gems that come out of nowhere like Falling Uphill, Survive the Shallow Shoals, Bad Ben series. But this one? What a mess. Horrible acting, pieced together and rushed. Awful dialogue. Honestly I didn't finish it because it was just a waste of time. I'm not seeing at all what those who gave a positive review have said. Pass this one. Nothing to see here.

I'm someone who loves browsing Prime for indie horror movies. Some are hits, others are misses, and this is a miss. The acting is terrible as others have mentioned, however, I will say the villain really gave me the creeps. Not a big scary guy, just a creepy two faced incel/fake nice guy type. But I never understood what his motive for killing people was... because his girlfriend died accidentally? Didn't make sense. I don't totally regret watching it, if you're bored, it's only 86 minutes. There is no nudity or sex. They had the opportunity to show the girls in bikinis and didn't even take it... When your movie is this bad, a little skin never hurts.