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this film has got to be one of the worst films i've ever seen. the only reason i watched it is because it was included on a DVD set of 6 horror films. i think this film had a budget of $5 which they probably got from returning aluminum soda cans.it was probably shot on a really old VHS camera. and the acting, whew! there are definitely no stars in this film. the special effects make the ones you see in a sci-fi original movie look like a blockbuster material. there's no point in even discussing what the film's about. i think they were trying to do a rip off of the blair witch. this film makes uwe bolle look like a genius. and that's a hard feat to pull off. watch at your own risk.

The Tomb of Terrors box set presents a Ypsilanti, Michigan set horror film The Woodland Haunting 2. Unfortunately it was filmed in Ann Arbor, Detroit, Hollywood and Colorado so not really representative of that "small town". It's always nice to see movies filmed in your state even if they are dreadful. This is a sequel to a documentary I'll never see but it's a comedy/horror. The whole film is narrated by an Elvis impersonator which is even less funny than it sounds. It's poorly filmed, acted with terrible sound. The comedy won't illicit so much as a brief chuckle. If I had to pick a couple of "highlights" it would be a decent gore effect of a pencil being pulled from a hand and possibly the only POV shot in movie history from inside of a mostly empty peanut butter jar. Even at 73 minutes this is still unbearably long and only recommended for those masochistic enough to sit through every Tomb of Terrors film.