Capps Crossing

Crappy dialogue. The most redeeming quality was that the bad guy was at least fairly vicious. Not really that great on the acting part but the story and the ending was......hmmm, well mediocre really.

The killer was just about the wimpiest, nerdiest guy ever, I'm pretty sure my wife, who weighs 118 lbs, could kick his skinny butt. No scares, no story, laughable killer, really bad blood/gore effects. Any positive review on here is from someone involved with this turd.

Side note: with all the drop dead beautiful women trying to become actresses, why is it that every crappy movie on netflix or Amazon has totally unattractive female stars?

If you grew up watching Friday the 13th, Phantasm, Elm St. and other early John Carpenter films then you have to see "Capps Crossing"! It's a great indie film with a cast that has enough character to make you care when the killer slowly picks them off one at a time. Brian Cory does a thoroughly convincing job of playing a loner psycho as terrorizes a group of campers stuck stranded in the wood for the weekend. Lots of good gore and creative writing!

Look, I'm a B film, independent, low budget, FF movie buff. We all know what we like to find. Those little gems that come out of nowhere like Falling Uphill, Survive the Shallow Shoals, Bad Ben series. But this one? What a mess. Horrible acting, pieced together and rushed. Awful dialogue. Honestly I didn't finish it because it was just a waste of time. I'm not seeing at all what those who gave a positive review have said. Pass this one. Nothing to see here.

This is a camping slasher film and we know David (Brian Cory) is the killer from scene one and then a year later in scene two where we also see the camera man's shadow. Very amateur mistake. Three couples go camping and geocaching in this same area and they meet David a seemingly nice guy who had a thing for Tracey (Sarah Leo) in a flashback that didn't work out. Now why he feels he must slice people, I didn't get the connection.

There is minor drama within the group that was not well written or performed. Ashley Sullivan is awfully cute but can't seem to make one line convincing. The sound track bored me as much as geocaching. The location is a real setting in California. The Mormon Emigrant Trail is famous to hikers. It is the path taken by Mormons who left Sutter's Ranch and went back home to Utah after the Gold Rush. While interesting, it didn't make the film or geocaching any more exciting. The killer was wimpy. I am not sure how he never got overpowered. Twist ending, if you make it that far.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.