VP-92

I can't remember the last time I watched something this bad. What should have been a tense and exciting story set in the woods turned into pure torture, dragged down by a main character who is nothing but weak, self-absorbed, and painfully annoying. Instead of suspense, atmosphere, or even a hint of entertainment, the movie forces you to sit through endless whining, self-pity, and constant blaming of "trauma" as if that excuses everything. It doesn't. It just makes the character unbearable, the story shallow, and the whole experience feel like being stuck listening to someone you can't stand in real life. By the end, I wasn't just disappointed-I was angry that I had wasted my time on something so empty, melodramatic, and joyless.

What starts as a supposed action-thriller quickly reveals itself as a hollow, aimless mess. Panama stumbles from one unconnected scene to another, with flat characters and a paper-thin plot that never develops. The so-called tension is nonexistent, the dialogue is forgettable, and even the action feels uninspired. Worst of all, the movie doesn't actually have an ending - it just stops, as if the filmmakers gave up halfway through. The result is a frustrating waste of time with absolutely nothing to offer.

An absolute disaster from start to finish. This movie is a walking cliché, stuffed with every overused plot twist you could possibly imagine - and somehow still manages to be painfully predictable. The acting? If wooden planks could talk, they would have delivered more emotion. Every scene feels like a bad parody of a better film, and the dialogue is so flat it could put a cup of coffee to sleep. Watching this was not just a waste of time; it was a direct assault on my patience and common sense. I wouldn't recommend this to my worst enemy. If you value your time, run in the opposite direction.