Body At Brighton Rock

Interesting movie that keeps you glued to the tv.

Terrible all the way around!

He was eating the ham, and then there was the bone in the center. Where did the bone go? It was large enough to be used as a weapon. Which I dont understand why was not done so. She could have survived if only he had saved the hambone. But instead, it conveniently disappeared and now were left with a major plot hole. Other than that, I felt like this movie was okay.

Kept me awake!

I cant even give it one star, characters are goofballs, the main girl plays it as a loser... I barely sat thru the first 10 minutes, hoping for something scary, I felt I was watching instead someones amateur home video. Lucky for me, I went back to my prime menu and found a really scary movie, almost the same premise: girl goes into woods alone, gets lost... RUST CREEK is everything Body at Boring Rock wanted to be. Save your 6.99, rent RUST CREEK instead.

Great movie!!

This movie was okay a little slow

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!

Solid movie from beginning to end

If I could give this two and a half stars I would, but I dont feel right giving it two stars so it gets three. It was enjoyable and it kept my attention the whole time, but at the end of it I couldnt help but wonder what the point of it all was. The acting, tone, and concept behind the film were good, but these strong parts cant make up for how weak the overall direction is. There were definitely scenes that were scary/compelling but as scene after scene happens it starts to feel like the film is wandering. I get that shes trapped out in the woods but it feels like we get too many scenes of half-baked scenarios that dont really contribute to anything in the end. **Minor spoilers** I wanted there to be some larger point to it because I was genuinely intrigued by the tent she found and the guy she encountered, but the way the twist at the end tried to tie it all together was very disappointing and didnt provide a satisfactory conclusion. I like parks and vaguely artsy indie horror films so this piqued my interest, and if youre like me then Id say go for it. Theres definitely worse films out there. But if you dont have any special interest in it Id say keep looking.