Simply A Masterpiece

Beautiful, moving film.

This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

Kenny Wayne (Zack Gold) stars in his own hunting show and uses every pun associated with the word "buck" and/or its obscene sound alike. Kenny is hapless as his dad (Jon Lee) is the real hunter, however Kenny talks a "good game" pun intended. Kenny goes up to the Pacific Northwest in order to hunt a legendary buck stalking Honey Valley. He is led by Remmy (Scott C. Brown) a salty outdoors man. The crew has two voices of reason. Cameraman Steve (Cathan Bordyn) snicker snicker, who is a seasoned person as well as Alex (Briana Chicha) their sound person.The hunts include a lot of chicanery as Kenny wants to hide being sub-par. While in the outdoors, things turn for the worse.The film is listed as a horror-comedy and is more comedy than horror. While there were no LOL moments the film maintained its mild quirky humor right through the credits. The cast/characters were likable as pearls of wisdom and insight oozed from the two extras who mouthed the Deliverance theme at apropos times.Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity. Worth a view.