Body At Brighton Rock

What started out as what seem to be a combination between the House of the Devil (cool 80s music) and Backcountry simply deteriorates into a problem and overnight journey into boringness. Absolutely do not waste your time. The screenwriter and director, I think, had just watched the two movies I mentioned and tried to combine them... without the excitement. Or plot.

Waste of money!

Good stuff.

Kept me awake!

Fun. Women should also enjoy much. Woodsy. Horror, drama. PG13 to R.

It was about what I expected. Good for a background noise when youre bored, but thats about it.

Good quality

Omg slow 2 hours of my life Ill never get back what a waste of 6 bucks. Slow not true horror. Weird in spots with a twist in the end wait until you can see if free on Amazon prime in a month or 2, if you are bored and there is nothing else to watch.

Karina Fontes brilliant acting as the character Wendy kept me watching as she delivered this wide ranging performance. From the innocent ill fitted young park worker to the very capable and strong young woman of the park ranger service, she brought the transition to life as I watched the emotional changes that I could recognize and sympathize with. Roxanne Benjamin directed this film using an opening sequence that was a reminder of films of the 80s. Another brilliant way of leading the movie goer to more innocent thoughts to begin the journey. From there she places the obstacles in front of Wendy in a recognizable way in which the viewer can relate, translating to a ride that is very personal. The ending is done perfectly to keep the viewer on the edge of their seat cheering for the finish that bring them strength. It does! Well done!

I did not finish watching this movie. The way the chain of events unfold to explain how a DNR worker gets lost in the woods while stapling flyers to trees is arguably close to someone getting hired to work in a shopping mall and ending up lost in the city. Itd be funny but for the lack of respect it has for its own premise.