Slow. Slow. Let me say that again, Slow.
The budget looks like a local theatre group got together and felt they'd have a punt at making a sort of horror flick about some American Indian spirit that lives in the nearby mountains.
Parents go looking for their missing son. What follows is all the stuff that happens in a Scooby Doo episode...let's split up. Let's go off in different directions in the dark. It's night time and there's a noise, you wait here, I'll wander into the woods and check it out.
Gradually, as the cast of 3 get bumped off down to 1, the ploy crawls like slow turd into a cave, you never really see much, the 'monster' looks something like a faded out American Indian in a covid mask.
I'm not sure if this was filmed on an iPhone or a Samsung, but it doesn't really matter much as it's all so basic. Long moments were nothing really happens indisposed with gross stupidity that gets no explanation.
The ending is brief. There is no happy ever after, it's a but of a let down. But, at least we didn't have far to fall because watching the film, you realise it doesn't lift your expectations above the level of a school play.
The budget looks like a local theatre group got together and felt they'd have a punt at making a sort of horror flick about some American Indian spirit that lives in the nearby mountains.
Parents go looking for their missing son. What follows is all the stuff that happens in a Scooby Doo episode...let's split up. Let's go off in different directions in the dark. It's night time and there's a noise, you wait here, I'll wander into the woods and check it out.
Gradually, as the cast of 3 get bumped off down to 1, the ploy crawls like slow turd into a cave, you never really see much, the 'monster' looks something like a faded out American Indian in a covid mask.
I'm not sure if this was filmed on an iPhone or a Samsung, but it doesn't really matter much as it's all so basic. Long moments were nothing really happens indisposed with gross stupidity that gets no explanation.
The ending is brief. There is no happy ever after, it's a but of a let down. But, at least we didn't have far to fall because watching the film, you realise it doesn't lift your expectations above the level of a school play.