Recovery

But well done as far as production. I guess you just gotta run with it. Pretty good acting. Pretty unbelievable storyline. It's worth watching for a laugh.

I read the reviews on here and honestly the movie isn't as bad as they want to make you believe. It's for sure not the greatest thriller horror ever but also not the worst. It's mostly the last fifteen minutes that aren't that great. And also the dialogues aren't that great either. I think it could have used a bit more gore. But nonetheless there are a couple moments of suspense. The beginning isn't bad either. The cast is what you expect to be with this kind of movies, not the greatest but at least they gave it a shot. I would just have made the last part of the movie differently. But unlike other movies, with this one I don't really regret watching it. I won't watch it a second time though.

I liked the opening scene. It had a lot of potential and the plot summary had me hooked. Still, I didn't expect anything great, but it was released in 2016 so I figured it would at least be a B-movie quality. I've seen better produced movies on the Lifetime channel. The actors were so awful. They bumbled around and had really strange reactions to things. The plot didn't flow at all, any tension that could have been built was thrown away by extremely amateur actors and dialogue. The action made no sense and the actors just kind of awkwardly played around with each other during "fight" scenes. Very poorly edited and ridiculous script. The most clumsy and incompetent movie I've seen in a very long time.

This starts with some men brutalizing a female captive. After catching a cheating boyfriend, Jessie (Kirby Bliss Blanton) and Kim (Rachel DiPillo) are new friends going out together into the night. Along the way, they are joined by Jessie's geek brother Miles (Alex Shaffer) and bad boy Logan (Samuel Larsen). Jessie loses her phone and Kim disappears. The remaining three uses an app to recover the phone.

The story is a little muddled about these characters. It turns out that there is a reason for that. While I like where this goes, it does come with issues. Most of this movie feels like a drunken night with a bunch of new friends who don't know each other. I've had those nights. I'm sure that all of you have too. Mostly, those nights end up with the group splintering. At times, that's this movie. It threatens to splinter into pieces. As for the ending, there are still issues and some of it doesn't make sense. They also keep doing the horror thing where nobody picks up a weapon or finish off the bad guys. Eventually, one does grab the hammer, but it is a frustrating trope.

The plot of the movie was interesting but kinda basic the same time. Actually, that movie was about the dangers of technology. The characters were basic stupid teens. The storyline was just ok. The kills were nice. The location was so creepy. The plot twists were unpredictable but not so good. Anyway, it's not a bad movie, it's watchable. But, probably only once.. In my opinion, sometimes their decisions were so stupid, that probably some of them deserved to die.