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It’s a horror movie that relays heavily on the sounds, which is perfect.
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They are trying to film a hunting show and need to get the footage of the hunt completed in order to secure their TV deal. The reasons for being out there make total sense, and it also makes sense why they would continue to push forward even with the strange goings on. I loved the premise, two hunters alone in the woods when things start to go awry. The movie is about two guys, one of them being hunter Jake (Josh Stewart), the other his friend journalist Stevie (Ronnie Gene Blevins), who go out on private ranch to hunt animals and record it so Jake would get enough footage for his planned hunting show, they soon realize they are the prey and something else in the woods is hunting them. It’s very clear this was his influence (maybe unintentionally). I appreciate the fact it appears he is trying to honor that film, but there is a fine line there. I don’t mean similarities as in they are both found footage films, but similarities as in some scenes and scenarios seemed very close. Yes, their are a bit too many similarities to The Blair Witch Project. The editing was great and the thrill of terror and suspense was heightened by the anticipation of their next move. The filming wasn’t so obviously orchestrated as to suggest a D.O.P., but then again, this stuff doesn’t just ‘happen’. My Take – For a first film, director/actor/writer Josh Stewart has taken a huge risk by filming a horror film in found footage film, as even though economically its a good idea, the sudden pour of films in the same genre has resulted in a negative backlash from a certain section of the audience, However being a fan of the genre itself I thought it was pretty well done! This was a solid found footage suspense/horror movie in the vein of The Blair Witch Project. Synopsis – Chasing their dream of landing their own hunting show, two hunters head into the dense, secluded mountains of West Virginia only to realize they are not alone.
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