When their car breaks down at a small Texan town, two sisters must do everything in their power to survive a sadistic pagan cult.When their car breaks down at a small Texan town, two sisters must do everything in their power to survive a sadistic pagan cult.When their car breaks down at a small Texan town, two sisters must do everything in their power to survive a sadistic pagan cult.
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I DO NOT believe that I have ever care any LESS that the two lead female characters live or die ever! They spend most of the movie fighting and arguing about how stupid the trip was, and it is SOOOO STUPID OF A TRIP that it's hard to care whether they live or die. As a matter of fact, I was rooting for them to get killed. On top of that, the actresses are so abysmal at acting and the dialogue is so repetitious of them whining about who is at fault. Just a TERRIBLE MOVIE THAT TAKES SOOOO LONG TO GET INTO ANY ACTION that you may have to watch it over a few sessions. I fell asleep the first time, got bored the second tie, and the third time...never finished this GOD AWFUL BORE.
I quickly grew tired of the bickering between the sisters. The Sandra character grated on my nerves like a spoiled brat and I wanted to slap her right off the TV screen every time she opened her mouth. If you're afraid of what might be out to get you in the forest then keep your voice down for crying out loud. She was so LOUD and all she did was gripe and blame, gripe and whine. I couldn't get through this movie to the end because Sandra was the most annoying character I have ever seen in a movie. I had to turn it off while they were still wandering around in the woods. The acting was amateurish and the storyline wasn't believable. Who in their right mind funds a movie like this?
I'm convinced the leads were wannabe actors and their dads made this movie to soothe their egos. It's beyond bad. Like, so horribly, painfully bad, abrasive, amateurish and crappy that it's hard to describe in words. Of all the movies I've ever seen, this may be the one I hated most. The two leads cannot act. At all. Not even a little bit. The entire movie is just these two annoying brats yelling at each other about...nothing. Twenty minutes in you'll be praying that both of them are killed just to make it stop. And if anything, it's even worse than I'm describing. If there was a tenth circle of hell this would be playing on an endless loop, forever, and even then Satan would be wondering if maybe he'd gone too far with the whole torture for eternity thing.
There is so much wrong with this, I don't even know where to start. I guess the beginning is always as good a place as any.
We start out with a girl driving down a two lane highway, who then turns off on to a dirt road. She gets a call from her brother who asks her how far away she is. She says, not far... just six hours. SIX. HOURS. Where in the Continental United States do you EVER drive down a dirt road when you are SIX HOURS from your destination?
I'll try not to give anything away (not that there really IS anything to give away, but...) so... now we'll move on to the two sisters - the main characters. For 99% of this "movie", we follow thee two girls - and ONLY these two girls - around. For 95% of THAT time, these two are arguing and yelling at each other, or just generally whining. Half way through, I was HOPING they'd get it just to shut them up! The younger one especially!
As they are driving, one sister falls asleep (so we're told) and when she wakes up, she asks where they are. The other one tells her that she doesn't know, but that they are somewhere in Texas. In a car with a Texas license plate. So of COURSE they are "somewhere in Texas!" But she wasn't being facetious. She was serious. Even more odd though, is that when they stop for gas - at apparently the ONLY gas station in all of Texas - she says that they are just "passing through" on their way to... COLORADO! The only way that that makes sense is if they were coming from Mexico. Again... in a car with Texas license plates. And although the two girls are Hispanic, they speak perfect English and never once mention Mexico.
Oh.. and "perfect English." I don't know about you, but it just rubs me the wrong way when people who have lived in the US all their lives, who speak perfect English with no accent whatsoever, suddenly have an accent when they say certain words. Every time the older girl says her sisters name "Sandra," she suddenly develops a thick Spanish accent. My grandmother, who literally came over from Sicily, didn't talk like that and there is no reason for anyone to do that other than for "look at me" attention.
Ok... back on the road again... the two girls seem to take the same dirt road the first girl took, only to be back on the main two lane highway again. Before finding themselves BACK on another dirt road. :eye_roll:
All of that is bad enough, but the absolute lack of ANY real story is just beyond forgivable. We sat through this disaster of a "movie" and nothing was ever really explained. Dad? The ring? Colorado? The town? The people of the town? The wanted posters?...
There isn't a single positive thing that I can say about this train wreck. I know this is only 79 minutes long, but even THAT is way too long to waste watching this. Go outside and watch grass grow , instead. You will thank me later.
We start out with a girl driving down a two lane highway, who then turns off on to a dirt road. She gets a call from her brother who asks her how far away she is. She says, not far... just six hours. SIX. HOURS. Where in the Continental United States do you EVER drive down a dirt road when you are SIX HOURS from your destination?
I'll try not to give anything away (not that there really IS anything to give away, but...) so... now we'll move on to the two sisters - the main characters. For 99% of this "movie", we follow thee two girls - and ONLY these two girls - around. For 95% of THAT time, these two are arguing and yelling at each other, or just generally whining. Half way through, I was HOPING they'd get it just to shut them up! The younger one especially!
As they are driving, one sister falls asleep (so we're told) and when she wakes up, she asks where they are. The other one tells her that she doesn't know, but that they are somewhere in Texas. In a car with a Texas license plate. So of COURSE they are "somewhere in Texas!" But she wasn't being facetious. She was serious. Even more odd though, is that when they stop for gas - at apparently the ONLY gas station in all of Texas - she says that they are just "passing through" on their way to... COLORADO! The only way that that makes sense is if they were coming from Mexico. Again... in a car with Texas license plates. And although the two girls are Hispanic, they speak perfect English and never once mention Mexico.
Oh.. and "perfect English." I don't know about you, but it just rubs me the wrong way when people who have lived in the US all their lives, who speak perfect English with no accent whatsoever, suddenly have an accent when they say certain words. Every time the older girl says her sisters name "Sandra," she suddenly develops a thick Spanish accent. My grandmother, who literally came over from Sicily, didn't talk like that and there is no reason for anyone to do that other than for "look at me" attention.
Ok... back on the road again... the two girls seem to take the same dirt road the first girl took, only to be back on the main two lane highway again. Before finding themselves BACK on another dirt road. :eye_roll:
All of that is bad enough, but the absolute lack of ANY real story is just beyond forgivable. We sat through this disaster of a "movie" and nothing was ever really explained. Dad? The ring? Colorado? The town? The people of the town? The wanted posters?...
There isn't a single positive thing that I can say about this train wreck. I know this is only 79 minutes long, but even THAT is way too long to waste watching this. Go outside and watch grass grow , instead. You will thank me later.
This movie is a complete garbage. Poor acting, poor dialogue, poor cinematography. Don't watch it, Don't waste your time. I would give 0 out of 100 If I could. At the very beginning I started to Believe that this one will be cool but soon it fall flat. Poor mediocre acting made it awful, difficult to watch. So what should I do, I endured as long I can but it was tough to watch. Guys If you want to watch a good horror movie you can watch Me3gan this one was cool. However if you want to watch similar movies watch Midsommar but those who call Isn't worth our time. I am hopeless, I shouldn't have seen it.
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- TriviaMajority of the film was shot in Magnolia, TX, two miles from the entrance of The Texas Renaissance Festival. The festival claims to be "The nation's largest Renaissance theme park."
- ConnectionsFeatured in Half in the Bag: Snow Falls (2023) (2023)
- SoundtracksHolding on To Heaven
Written by Justinas Stanislovaitis,Marius Matulevicius,Andre Schytrumpf
Performed by Justin 3 ft. Simon Bay
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- Runtime1 hour 19 minutes
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- 2.39:1
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