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Mjeteconer Just perfect...

Tedfoldol everything you have heard about this movie is true.

Konterr Brilliant and touching

suite92 The Three Acts:The initial tableaux: There is a short do it yourself video of Ethan, a depressed male teen, discussing his failed suicide attempt, plus his attachment to Robin. We jump to five teens (Robin; Nia, Amelia, Chris, and Ben) starting a flashlight gaming night in the Covington Woods. The woods has a reputation as a place where teens commit suicide, and where ghosts reside. Plus, there is a scary church located within it.Delineation of conflicts: Robin has a job as a service person at an ice cream parlor. Nia and Amelia look down on employment. Robin is the newbie in the group, and the rest plan to haze her. Something in the woods does not like any of them. The plans for hazing seem to get replaced by other plans. Robin would like to live through the night and go home with her dog, but the wood seems opposed.Resolution: Elimination derby.

Bradford Maxwell Looking for a movie that makes you jump or keeps you on your toes? Probably not going to find that here. Throughout the movie I found myself wondering "Why would you think that's the smart thing to do right now?". The countless cliché horror movie situations that occur are nearly as dense as the forest itself. That being said, I'm not entirely critical of the film. There's decent eye candy for a film with no nudity minus a shot of guy butt. It appears that the creator still took pride in the film as far as picture quality is concerned. Especially for a found footage flick. All of the other things aside, I find it a rare occurrence when I enjoy a movie about people being stalked in the woods and, at best, you only get a few half-second glimpses of the nemesis. Not enough to leave you with the haunting image. Just enough to allude to what might be going on. If you're a fan of the found footage genre then you could definitely make a worse selection. You could also make much better ones.

Ian Rupert I really enjoyed this movie. I am able to stand the first-person type of filming, and really enjoy a well made one. This story is filmed from the viewpoint of a flashlight. THat was an interesting idea, and lets them do it a little differently than if it was a camera like all the other "found footage" style movies. I thought the storyline was interesting, didn't feel like it was just a copy of other movies. The acting was well done, the suspense was great, and I was glued to the screen throughout. If you don't mind the style of filming, definitely check this out. I watch a TON of horror movies, and this was one of the better ones I've seen that have come out this year, by far. 7.5/10

David Martin Can you put that movie into the horror category even if there is nothing horrific about it?! I mean, why are these people labeling their movie into genres that are far from being perceived in the final work? The audience wants to see a horror movie, not a fake ghost movie. It is so disappointing, the poster is catchy, the trailer is catchy, but the movie is crappy. How can people sit back and write a screenplay of that ludicrous thing is beyond my comprehension. Watching plant grow is actually funnier than wasting time with this ridiculous movie. Enough is enough, either these people do a good horror movie or we will have to create a whole new genre : "crappy" !