Review by jthaule

So, the camerawork, the lighting, the scene blocking, set dressing, sound and music in this film are all good. Sometimes even more than good. Far better than you'd expect in fact.

The rest? The rest is garbage. The character's motivations are confusing, it's difficult to tell the characters apart because they all look the same, the editing is confusing and makes the film seem like a cut up rather than a coherent narrative and Pooh looks like a halloween costume rather than a man-bear.

I think the producer thought all he needed was amusic source material to make fun of, but then forgot to have fun and wrote a generic Hills Have Eyes-rip off instead.