The Toybox

So the story goes so dull and so unattached up until the last 30 minutes where everyone starts "really" getting killed .. but even then ,, the cold reaction from the actors just made the movie plummet into the deficient, dreadful God-awful level of horror/thrill genre.

As i said the cast was not engaging ,, and nowhere in touch .. it actually seemed like they had a big fight in real life and they made a pact to make this movie as crappy as possible ..

Not recommended.

This movie is an ideal teaching tutorial for anybody buying a camper - especially if it's used.

Bring a mechanic with you before you purchase it.

Be sure that doors, windows, heaters, sinks, air conditioning and lights all work as they should.

If you're buying a used camper - it's best to check it out properly, give it a good clean and when you go away for a vacation after cleaning it out properly, make sure that you have it mechanically sound and roadworthy.

Be sure to bring some tools with you in case the camper breaks down and maybe have a HANES repair manual for the vehicle you have purchased.

Be sure to bring flashlights, many blankets, plenty of food, a GPS and compass, safety flares, first aid supplies and people who don't make stupid decisions on a minute by minute basis.

Otherwise you may end up in a low grade thriller movie like this.

This movie gets worse the more you watch it.

With every moment that passes, it just becomes more insane.

I can't be bothered to waste any more time on this movie so I'll keep this brief, I've watched it and that was enough. Don't let the thought of Mischa Barton and Denise Richards tempt you into wasting 95mins of your life watching this ludicrous movie. A ridiculous plot and awful acting makes it a decidedly forgettable experience. Put the kettle on and find something else to watch!

A disjointed and troubled family jumps in a campervan and heads to the desert for a holiday and some family bonding; unfortunately, the van holds some terrifying and deadly secrets.

If this movie were a character, it would be Elmer Fudd. It's meant to have an edge, a serious side, but at its heart, it's just dumb. Sadly, this film isn't dumb in an amicable kind of way; it's just nonsensical.

It has a poor premise, a weak script, inconsistent acting, and poor execution; it sadly doesn't have any redeeming features. I get upset when the cat drags a half-dead sparrow into the house; here, though, people are losing grandkids, spouses, and loved ones, and they don't even blink-pure carnage without a single whiff of human emotion.

Possibly the worst scene is the little girl playing with the rope; some A1 parenting skills are on display for us all to see, yet she didn't genuinely seem too bothered, though.

I stuck it through to the end; I need some good karma for that, surely.

3/10.

Acting plot script all bad bad bad. So bad I genuinely enjoyed it for comedy factor.