Lovely, Dark, and Deep

For a horror movie about a person alone in a national park at night, this should have been infinitely more scary than it was.

This felt like it had promise, but didn’t really go anywhere. It was quite meandering through the majority of the film and leaves more questions than answers, but not in a way that makes it more scary. It just feels more disappointing.

That being said, it’s beautifully shot and Campbell is a pretty solid lead. Just wish they had capitalized more on the natural fear of being alone in the woods.

77/100 a rewatch - just didn’t seem to go anywhere but gave it another chance . Just needed more depth. Character and story

First half was great and then got kinda boring and long. Not rly scary

For a horror movie about a person alone in a national park at night, this should have been infinitely more scary than it was.

This felt like it had promise, but didn’t really go anywhere. It was quite meandering through the majority of the film and leaves more questions than answers, but not in a way that makes it more scary. It just feels more disappointing.

That being said, it’s beautifully shot and Campbell is a pretty solid lead. Just wish they had capitalized more on the natural fear of being alone in the woods.

77/100 a rewatch - just didn’t seem to go anywhere but gave it another chance . Just needed more depth. Character and story

First half was great and then got kinda boring and long. Not rly scary