Better Late Then Never

Clever and entertaining enough to recommend even to members of the 1%

Great story, amazing characters, superb action, enthralling cinematography. Yes, this is something I am glad I spent money on.

.Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

A group of young people like cliche american movies fall in the middle of a secret or something. The film is a classic American film. The director obviously wanted to remove the film from this classics. He tried to make a difference in the cliché but could not save the film. It was surprised that his character was not a hero later. The strangling woman is also a separate comic.The end of the film is really nice. The last 20 minutes it was not as classic as it was put.Other than that, he did not die first in fatness.The things that attract Filmin down are:It was a classic.The players were bad.The characters were simple.The film was of good quality.The shooting mistake is too much.The so-called secret was ridiculous, but it was not bad anyway.

This movie had so many problems. The cast is very unlikable, and the acting is hardly passable. There are even obvious things taken directly from the movie Predator. There is a scene in which someone is intensely looking into the jungle while another behind them whispers "over there" which was lifted directly from Predator. Not to mention the creatures see body heat and while they try and be original and tell us juice from what look to be grapes hide you from the creatures vision, you can clearly see the character covered in mud. At this point I was waiting for the main character to start yelling "kill me i'm here, kill me!" You are not missing anything by passing this movie up. That is coming from a girl that lives for monster movies.

The writing and directing is terrible. The characters do and say everything that anyone with the slightest bit of common sense would never do or say. It is so ridiculous, that it is very hard to enjoy the story. I'm watching it right now and I just experienced another idiotic scene. Average fiction movies don't get ridiculous until the end, because it's easy to start an untrue story but not as easy to end one, at least not with any believability. But this movie decided "what the hell, why wait till the end?" .... Final thoughts: Don't waste your time, unless u like crap... OK wait. On the pro's side: cinematography, lighting, audio and over dubbing was great. But since most people watch movies for the story, I don't think the pro's matter much.

million dollar budget? are you sure it wasn't more like a 1,000 and shot in somebody's backyard not a movie studio?I watched this film in the early morning hours one day when I try to catch horror movies that don't get shown in prime time because many of my favourites are movies that get lower than deserved scores from critics who don't appreciate good horror movies.This one on the other hand seems more like a student movie that was filmed in a back yard than a professional film. Hiding the enemy in the dark or in the forest cover so you only hear them before they strike can be useful if not overdone but when that is constant it make you wonder if it is an excuse to avoid using special effects.also means that whatever tension did build begins to dissipate.there is no real sympathy developed for the characters so why are we supposed to care if they become a meal for whatever it is that lives there ...who are kept separated from the rest of the world by ...the Roman Catholic church who is out to get everyone the stone age lost tribe misses.although I thought it was a tribe of people who run around in bad gorilla suits.