Warnings

Director did spend all of the time on Political Correctness and forgot his job.

This movie isn't bad as some reviews say it is.

I definitely enjoyed it and thought it was well done. The acting and plot is well done and it does exactly as it's intended to do: bring suspense slowly until you finally understand more and more about what's really going on in the area they went to. Give it a watch for sure!

This movie had a good concept. It was a tried-and-true concept, but reliable. That being said, there were two major issues w/ the movie. Th first was the poor pacing. Everything was very boring for the first 3/4ths of the movie. The final quarter of the movie felt rushed to me. Its comparable to fire work shows that slowly lets off a few non-remarkable fireworks and then hurriedly light them all off at the very end. The second issue is the godawful acting. To be fair, the script didn't give the actors & actresses much to work with, but they need to go back to acting class. The cast also didnt appear to have chemistry amongst one another or something, so the final product looked just that much more forced. There are many good movies out there to watch or re-watch. I would skip this one.

Ususal thing, group of friends staying in a house in the middle of nowhere. No phone service etc very standard plot line.

The charactors weren't bad and even though we had the usual drinking session it was refreshing that there wasn't the standard women in skimpy outfits and sex scenes just for the sake of it.

Acting not too bad.

Jump scapes and some decent enough bloodiness.

But over all just "not too bad" and not too great.

The worst big was what was the ending? I don't want to add spoilers but the end was just who/what and why.

Thats all I can say but I have to use a certain minimum amount and just can't think of anything more to say about this so so film.

My husband enjoyed looking at the house and seeing it's potential, but it stopped there. It was definitely in a California wildfire zone.

But, the plot...

A man and his girlfriend buy the property to start a weed farm. Yet, oddly, they don't have a single firearm of any kind.

They're out in the middle of nowhere. May I suggest a shotgun?

If they'd had anyway to defend themselves, this movie would have been four minutes long.

Also, the bad guys looked like their makeup was done with a grocery store Halloween kit.

It's a pass...