From the very beginning, dread fills every second of the runtime, and follows viewers as well as the characters through a thick forest, where maniacal evil dwells.
This movie isn't as bloody or gory or even as explicit as most slashers, but the genuine dread I've felt throughout the entire runtime is worth the lack of excessive blood and guts. Good acting and directing. Decent sound design. Great story.
Nowadays horror movies either rely on absurd amounts of blood and gore, or an overabundance of loud noises and cheap jumpscares. Return to a simpler time, when movies made you dread going camping alone into the woods. Grade A entertainment.
This movie isn't as bloody or gory or even as explicit as most slashers, but the genuine dread I've felt throughout the entire runtime is worth the lack of excessive blood and guts. Good acting and directing. Decent sound design. Great story.
Nowadays horror movies either rely on absurd amounts of blood and gore, or an overabundance of loud noises and cheap jumpscares. Return to a simpler time, when movies made you dread going camping alone into the woods. Grade A entertainment.