Echoes of the excellent 'Carnival of Souls' and the nifty but underrated 'Yellow Brick Road' permulate throughtout this outdoors expressionist horror about a female ranger going mad in a forest.
The set up is overly familiar with too much emphasis on her mind unravelling with walking through a twilight world of things unseen then seen, calls in the night, ghostly figures, shattered memories, redundant walkie talkies etc.
The similar 'woman going mad in the woods' Outpost did this rather better , with better acting; nonetheless at 82mins it's short enough too tell its story and end without padding out.
The set up is overly familiar with too much emphasis on her mind unravelling with walking through a twilight world of things unseen then seen, calls in the night, ghostly figures, shattered memories, redundant walkie talkies etc.
The similar 'woman going mad in the woods' Outpost did this rather better , with better acting; nonetheless at 82mins it's short enough too tell its story and end without padding out.