A father and son go into the forests of Northern America on a camping trip only to find that their efforts at civility are met firstly with resistance and then hostility.
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Cast
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| Phillip Roebuck | ... | Father | |
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Shawn Belyea | ... | Dark Man |
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Elliot Liedgren | ... | Son |
| Petra Wright | ... | Wife | |
| Karina Deyko | ... | Nymph | |
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Curtis Eastwood | ... | Redneck Father |
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Felix Liedgren | ... | Redneck son 2 |
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Devin Rodger | ... | Redneck Wife (as Devin Martha Rodger) |
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Paul Teergarden-Nash | ... | Redneck son 1 |
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A father and son face increasingly vicious, erotic and surreal harassment on a trip to the wilderness of eastern Washington. This is modern man gone camping, forced to find survival in the most primal of places - himself - and discover that survival never comes alone. Written by Johan Liedgren
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1 October 2013 (USA) See more »Edit
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$1,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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This movie was an unexpected treat and those tend to be the best movie experiences for me, I guess because I watch SO many crappy movies.
I don't know any of the folks involved with this movie, but I love good indie film work, so I decided to spend some of my Thursday evening writing this review. Big budget movies should be good and look good, so there is no surprise factor there, but finding a low budget movie that does not "look" or "entertain" on a low budget level is nice.
The basics: A guy takes his son on a camping trip an unluckily encounters some of the most creepy people in the woods you will ever meet this side of the movie Deliverance. I know what your thinking (So what? Seen this one before) but not really, this movie is pretty quirky in a good way, kept me interested and I watch a lot of films in this genre.
I hate long reviews so let me give you the bottom line: The directing and acting are excellent (Phillip Roebuck really looks like Michael Keaton to me and was solid) and the photography is beautiful. You could do worse on slow night at home. Compared to some of the junk I watch, this was like cold watermelon on a hot day. 6/10 Cheers