Plot Summary
Five college friends take a road trip out of the city in celebration of a 21st birthday. Aspiring filmmaker Leo brings his video camera along to document their JOURNEY. While staying in a remotely located country home on a cold and snowy weekend their excitement quickly turns to panic and 48 hours later they’ve all vanished, leaving investigators without a single clue….until now. What’s ultimately captured on video is not A CELEBRATION but a sinister and nightmarish descent into psychological terror. This riveting, critically acclaimed thriller – a pulse-pounding, twisting game of cat-and-mouse until its bone-chilling conclusion – will take you to the edge … and beyond!
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Customer Reviews
Entertaining
I'm not sure why everyone is so hard on this film but I thought it was entertaining and had a few good scares. I'm not sure how much I like the Blair witch style knockoff that this movie took with the whole "video tape that was found" storyline but all in all it was a decent rental and not an awful way of killing a couple of hours. To give the director credit, there were a few parts that were rather clever in how they were edited and shot and I was a bit on edge throughout the movie as, I'm sure, they wanted you to be. Gve this a chance, you may like it.
A bit similar to "the strangers"
Good film. The ending confused the crap out of me though! Clearly the man is someone who looks for people that are...carrying a video camera? I just didn't get the ending. They could've done a lot with the ending too.
Overal just an ok flick.
It's hard to find though so i just rented it off here.
So bad it hurt
This is a pretentious piece of garbage which imagines itself to be clever and frightening. Everyone involved in this piece of tripe should re- think why they are in this genre and business in general. Poorly written, acted, directed, and filmed. Embarrassing.
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