A camping trip turns into a living nightmare when a blizzard traps four friends in 36 inches of sudden snow -- and shrieking alien sounds outside of their tents.A camping trip turns into a living nightmare when a blizzard traps four friends in 36 inches of sudden snow -- and shrieking alien sounds outside of their tents.A camping trip turns into a living nightmare when a blizzard traps four friends in 36 inches of sudden snow -- and shrieking alien sounds outside of their tents.
Conan Marchi
- Ranger
- (as C.R. Marchi)
Vincent Nastri
- Mike
- (as Gio Perez)
Tim Schumacher
- Jimmy
- (as Timothy M. Schumacher)
Katelyn Yntema
- Office Worker
- (as Katelyn Pearce)
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- Writer
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I enjoyed this movie. It might have been low budget but the acting was good and the movie had high tension throughout and it was creepy. I would recommend it to all science fiction fans.
If any effort had been put into this at all... even the slightest bit, I would have given it a better score.
But this is the worst kind of ultra-cheap "let's make a movie because who knows, some suckers will pay to see it and we'll at least get our $15 investment back" tripe.
Shame that when they 'found' the footage, they couldn't find a light, some dialogue (and no, screaming, shrieking drunkenly at each other, crying, and sniffing don't count), some even remotely likeable characters, or perhaps some action aside from bumbling around the woods in near complete darkness.
Seriously: this was so bad, I refused to waste more than 15 minutes on it. I jumped forward several times out of curiosity, and every single scene was a couple of idiots stumbling around in the dark woods crying and dribbling crap, and not making any headway.
My advice? Go watch grass grow. It's 200x more exciting, and you'll be getting in touch with nature.
But this is the worst kind of ultra-cheap "let's make a movie because who knows, some suckers will pay to see it and we'll at least get our $15 investment back" tripe.
Shame that when they 'found' the footage, they couldn't find a light, some dialogue (and no, screaming, shrieking drunkenly at each other, crying, and sniffing don't count), some even remotely likeable characters, or perhaps some action aside from bumbling around the woods in near complete darkness.
Seriously: this was so bad, I refused to waste more than 15 minutes on it. I jumped forward several times out of curiosity, and every single scene was a couple of idiots stumbling around in the dark woods crying and dribbling crap, and not making any headway.
My advice? Go watch grass grow. It's 200x more exciting, and you'll be getting in touch with nature.
I honestly believe I could get my phone, spend 1hr on a script and spend a few days making a more entertaining, better acted and looking film - yes, it's that bad, I genuinely cannot believe this has even been released.
So much wasted potential, even for the overdone 'found footage' genre. Needs much more of a build-up to the "scary parts", I use that term loosely...it just dives right in less than halfway through, and the first part is annoying picking and bickering. I have no idea how it ends and I don't even care enough to skip forward through the boring parts more than I already have. I don't understand why, if there is ONE camera, it keeps switching to different views in a matter of seconds, it's distractingly obvious there are camera people there and it's HEAVILY edited. No one in a forest would waste their battery on bickering.
With the stupid camera jumping around, this movie quickly becomes unwatchable.
I got about 45 minutes in, and I just can't take it anymore.
Besides, If this were real life, what kind of person would film constantly? You're camping with a pretty girl. Put down the damn camera. Makes no sense.
I got about 45 minutes in, and I just can't take it anymore.
Besides, If this were real life, what kind of person would film constantly? You're camping with a pretty girl. Put down the damn camera. Makes no sense.
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- Runtime
- 1h 33m(93 min)
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.78 : 1
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