Last Ride

I have seen so many found footage films that I have lost count how many have been really good and how many have been awful and this one is the latter.

We start off okay with a bike ride with a couple of friends which is fine as there has to be some back story and this is the only time we have one.

They stop for a rest and get attacked by an unseen attacker, which I didn't mind so much as sometimes when you see the attacker the tension leaves the movie.

The survivors split up and this is when the movie goes down hill.

We spend the rest of the film watching how to be fit when making a horror film, the survivors barley break from running around the woods for the rest of the film with the viewer getting the odd growl in the distance for the rest of the film.

No tension, no story, no point, miss this film at all costs.

Yep, you read it right. If you are looking for horrifying found footage thrill, there isn't one. Almost all of the attacks are off-camera followed by large amount of blood on victims. A lot of running and walking through the woods. For a first person camera work, it's pretty annoying.

It's sort of an unwritten rule or an open secret of slasher-horror genre to kill off the cutest or prettiest girl in the beginning; so in this case, they've chosen Emma Law, the actress as the cute girl in pink top for the first lamb to slaughter. She even acted well, given her small screen time. So, if you start to watch this movie, you might like it for first 5-10 minutes, then the rest is a waste of time if you are already accustomed enough with found footage horror movies.