A Dark Path

From an American, never been to Eastern Europe, but hard to imagine an airport in the middle of nowhere.

(American revised review): Lead actress, I assume the older sister, blonde. I liked her, thought she did the best with the script written. Idk, maybe I was just smitten with the lead and push off the plot as nonsensical, idk. Hope to see more from the lead actress and less from the writer/director of this film.

Well apparently I need to write more to get submitted... let's see... ok, well it is better than most i see on Tubi as far as camera quality... sometimes I wonder how these films even get financed/made. Ooop, looks like i have enough characters now to get submitted.

Extremely generic "lost in the woods" movie. Full of completely nonsensical situations and decisions. The monster was a pathetic showing, would have been better to get the crappy SiFi CGI than use the $5 costume they slapped together. And not only was everything very stupid all the way through, but the movie just ends abruptly too, with no real conclusion (though it's safe to assume everyone dies because everyone is an idiot).

....that perhaps the 'director' could possibly turn this garbage into a franchise.

The acting was diabolical and the script was just people wandering about talking about stuff. First at a party and then in the woods. I have to admit I did not really know why they were in the woods as I fast forwarded a bit as I could not stand the sound of their voices.

The horror component was laughable. I mean truly laughable. If you have seen The Horror On Party Beach you will have an idea how badly people can make movies. This was a quantum leap backwards from HOPB. A drunken chimp on acid could make a better movie.

I was really excited to watch this and don't mind bad effects at all, however it's utter rubbish!

Takes ages to get going, dull and worst of all a lazy cut to black ending with no resolution to the story.

One to a miss. 👎🏻

Waste of rental money. Tedious. Lacking in any atmosphere or tension. Poor acting. Ist year film school project but with bigger budget?