If you watch this film at 5x faster speed, even without hearing any dialogue, you'll get the gist of the entire story, which is nothing new and done many times before. The cinematography was ok, but bad in the night outdoor scenes. For a b-grade film, the score wasn't as annoying as I'd expected it to be, but still somewhat overbearing and unfitting. The directing was also sub-par with some terrible editing. A high stakes drama set against the harsh beauty of the Maine wilderness, charting the journey of four friends as they fight to survive the aftermath of a. I'm sure failure from the director to direct his cast properly was a big part of the rest of the characters' failed acting. The rest of the cast were ok, with the bad guys being the most convincing, and made the effort to act. Even the pretty Lydia Hull, who oddly is in almost every Willis film, was boring and stale. But that I expected going into this, because anything worse than a Bruce Willis film, is another Bruce Willis film. and left him in the wilderness around their school to survive the night. Bruce Willis was his usual "look at me I'm Bruce Willis" attitude with his stale monotonic washed-up tough-guy demeanor. 44-page comprehensive study guide Chapter-by-chapter summaries and multiple. His latest book, The Only One Left, will be published in 2023 by Dutton Books.
His first novel, Final Girls, has been published in more than 30 countries and won the ITW Thriller Award for Best Hardcover Novel. Had this film been a 20 min short, it may have received a 5 or 6 from me. Riley Sager is the New York Times bestselling author of seven novels, most recently The House Across the Lake and Survive the Night. And even for criminals, the stupidity in their actions were laughable. Escape, come back, hide, get caught, repeat. Add the soap-opera sappy dialogue between two brothers, and the father and son trying to rekindle their relationship - amidst the so called terror. Twenty-five years ago, she and her parents, Ewan and Jess, moved into Baneberry Hall, a rambling Victorian estate in the Vermont woods. The remaining 60+ minutes is the most ridiculous and illogical plot-riddled to the point of hilariousness cat-and-mouse game, with dragged out long and useless scenes. Then we have 20 mins of some bad guys involved in, what, I don't know, that also pull off a stupid stunt, as well as the Brady Bunch family, where the son is a failure, for, I don't know what.
I get that this is amateur writer Doug Wolfe's first ever writing credit, but c'mon, didn't anyone else proofread this ridiculous long dragged out mess? Here's the math: of the 90 min runtime, subtract 7 mins for opening and post credits. There were more plot holes than the unnecessarily long and sappy 90 minute cat and mouse runtime smh.
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