All Reviews

I liked this movie a lot. Beautiful background and it was cool how it was just nature all around, just completly in the wilderness. Great acting, my favorite was Henry. It had a good story line, but some scenes I felt were cut off, and some could have had a little more detail. I think the actors were amazing, and they played their parts well with lots of emotion. I didn't like the ending very much, if Victoria hadn't told them about the house on purpose, you could have explained that a little better. Or when their guide went missing, (can't remember his name haha) you could have made an awesome turn of events, or had them find something of his, stuff like that to make it more interesting. If you made some changes, I think it would be a great full budget movie.Overall, I think it was a good movie, but could be improved a bit. :)

I heard of this movie when I looked up what shows Zachary Ray Sherman was in, I have recently been watching 90210 and I thought he was an amazing actor.

Oh and by the way, in case you want to know what ages like this movie, I'm 14.

It's rare to see a low-budget film of this quality. The acting, photography, sound, and editing were top notch. I love the concept of only a handful of actors in the great outdoors. No elaborate sets needed. It held my attention. I think the ending needs a bit more resolution, but otherwise, a job well done!

You showed that the arrow didn't have a tip on it yet he killed a deer with it. It was bothering that we never knew if she told the others she saw the house at the end, so I didn't know if they all chose to stay or just the couple. It seemed there were too many lulls in the picture. The fact that most of the kids got a bum wrap for being in there made it seem like it was meant for teenagers. Adults would like it too if that changed and if there was a little more responsibility on the directors part. At least that he tried to keep track of them from a distance and they got lost anyway. Overall, it was a good movie. :) Thanks

Watching the five characters in the movie navigating through the wilderness catapulted my mind back to the first time when I read "Lord of the Flies" — lots of anticipation, exploration, excitement, and some quite dark moments...

Solid script and creative direction. Engaging intro, entertaining characters, and beautiful camera work and settings. Nice music interludes. The dark music towards the end of the film echoes the despair of the characters perfectly. Found myself engaged with them and their journey from day one clear to the end. Unique and interesting.

Good flick, GREAT lighting, Paulina was my fave cuz she is gorgeous, great actor, funny, beautiful eyes, she was really believable when she showed emotion, and all around cooler than the shade side of an ice cube. Second fave actor was nerd boy that carved sticks, cuz he rocked, he had depth and coolness.

I loved it! The acting was superb. The dialogue was real, ordinary, everyday language used by teens. The plot was simple yet powerful. Cinematography and location were superb. The characters were extremely believable. Henry's character was awesome--and it was very moving when he said why he was there, taking the rap for his parent. Music was very appropriate. And the ending was, well, wow. Here Victoria sees [removed so as not to spoil the ending] (whatever it was) and they keep wandering. Wow. Very powerful.

This film is well acted and beautifully shot. The characters grow on you throughout the film as you become caught up in their experience.

It is great to see a modern teen movie using modern structure and modern characters. A very simple story about vulnerability and a search for identity that chases nothing and finds it.