Unbelievably bad. What on earth were they thinking? It makes no sense. It's just random nonsense that no one can follow, and frankly no one wants to follow. To make a bad film is one thing; to abuse your audience is another. The only thing scary here is the fact that a film this bad was actually made. You are literally witnessing random nonsensical footage in the middle of the night, consisting mainly of people running around with a camera.
But that is not all, because the point of view in this film is impossible to make sense out of. It begins as a film being made with a camera carried by one of the protagonists. But then we start getting flashbacks and then another camera suddenly appears making the whole thing utterly confusing. Add to that the fact that even when the camera is present, half the time its positioning makes no sense at all, and the footage is already edited in an obvious way.
As for the actual plot, it is utterly meaningless and it becomes obvious fairly early on that it will remain meaningless, thus alienating even the most patient viewer. The film resorts to jump scares, which is the cheapest form of horror. If you eliminate such brief moments of being scared by a sudden noise or movement, the film is just an irritatingly confusing mess.
It boggles the mind that someone actually wasted time and money, filming night after night in these woods, just to produce this pathetic excuse for a film.
But that is not all, because the point of view in this film is impossible to make sense out of. It begins as a film being made with a camera carried by one of the protagonists. But then we start getting flashbacks and then another camera suddenly appears making the whole thing utterly confusing. Add to that the fact that even when the camera is present, half the time its positioning makes no sense at all, and the footage is already edited in an obvious way.
As for the actual plot, it is utterly meaningless and it becomes obvious fairly early on that it will remain meaningless, thus alienating even the most patient viewer. The film resorts to jump scares, which is the cheapest form of horror. If you eliminate such brief moments of being scared by a sudden noise or movement, the film is just an irritatingly confusing mess.
It boggles the mind that someone actually wasted time and money, filming night after night in these woods, just to produce this pathetic excuse for a film.